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  • Apr 12, 2012, 10:38 AM
    AsadBhatti
    cost of goods sold statement solutions
    Hello guys, I am studying Cost account, I got an assignment but the assignment is totally different from the handouts that were provided to us, I searched internet how to solve this but could not find, May be you can help me. Thank you in Advance.
    Quote:

    Hypothetical Tools Manufacturing Limited (HTML) - an ISO certified company located nearby
    Modern Village is engaged in manufacturing and marketing of small agriculture implements. The
    company is operating with 100 people including 75 factory workers and 15 office workers
    supported by supporting staff of 6 people. The company’s core management evolves around Mr.
    Marketer; Mr. Producer; and Mr. Financer, who are accountable to Mr. Big – CEO of HTML.
    Mr. Producer is responsible for the overall manufacturing activities of the company. Operating
    cycle of the company spans over a single quarter and therefore, the company enjoys 4 operating
    cycles each year. For valuing Raw Material and Finished Goods inventories, the company uses
    FIFO costing; while Work-in-Process inventories are valued at Weighted Average. The company
    uses job order costing for determining per unit manufacturing cost. At the start of the production,
    Factory Overhead (FOH) is predetermined on some logical basis and charged to the job
    accordingly.
    During the 1st Quarter of Year 20X1, the company has received an order of producing 40,000
    units of one of its famous brand – Auto Sprinkle. Mr. Producer in consultation with Mr. Marketer
    has gathered the following cost data related to this order:
    a) This product requires three different types of raw materials - Material-Alpha, material-Beta
    and material-Gamma. The process is started with 40,000 units of Material-Alpha, which includes
    5,000 units @ Rs. 0.30 each at the time of starting the process. After completing 50% of the
    process, 14,000 units of material-Beta including beginning inventory of 4,000 units @ Rs. 0.25
    each are added to the process. When the process reaches to the level of 80%, there is a need to put
    material-Gamma into the process for completing the product. At this stage, 11,000 units of
    material-Gamma including 3,000 units @ Rs. 0.40 available in the opening stock are added
    thereto.
    b) During the quarter, following quantities of all materials were also purchased:
    Alpha - 35,000 Units @ Rs. 0.35 each, Beta - 10,000 Units @ Rs. 0.30 each, and Gamma - 8,000
    Units @ Rs. 0.60 each.
    c) At the end of the quarter, store ledger cards show units in the quantities of 4,000, 6,000 and
    5,000 of material- Alpha, Beta, and Gamma respectively.
    d) To complete these 40,000 units during the quarter, all the factory workers worked for 6 hours
    a day for 5 days-week throughout the quarter at Rs. 1.65 per man hour worked.
    e) For charging overheads to this order, the company estimated FOH cost equal to 20% of the
    total manufacturing cost.
    f) During the period, organization incurred 5% of sales value as selling expenses.
    Code:

    Some other overhead costs incurred by the organization are given as below:
                                                  Factory(Rs.)                        Office (Rs.)
    Indirect Labor                              2,800                                  -----
    Supervision                                3,000                                  -----
    Supplies                                    1,400                                  800
    Repairs & Maintenance              900                                  400
    Depreciation                              1,000                                350
    Utilities                                          740                                  310
    Insurance                                    560                                  280
    Delivery expenses                      -----                                  2,460

    At the end of the quarter, 38,500 units were sold at an average price of Rs. 2.25 per unit.
    Requirement:
     Compute the following as to per unit :
    Manufacturing Cost
    Period Cost
    Gross Profit
    Net Profit
     Compute and adjust Under/Over applied FOH by using “Net Profit” method.

    Thank you again

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