This document contains sample questions and answers from a Cost and Management Accounting course. It includes questions about cost accounting definitions and classifications, cost estimation for a production bid, productivity measurement, a departmental production and cost report, economic order quantity calculation, and variances from a standard budget.
This document contains sample questions and answers from a Cost and Management Accounting course. It includes questions about cost accounting definitions and classifications, cost estimation for a production bid, productivity measurement, a departmental production and cost report, economic order quantity calculation, and variances from a standard budget.
This document contains sample questions and answers from a Cost and Management Accounting course. It includes questions about cost accounting definitions and classifications, cost estimation for a production bid, productivity measurement, a departmental production and cost report, economic order quantity calculation, and variances from a standard budget.
This document contains sample questions and answers from a Cost and Management Accounting course. It includes questions about cost accounting definitions and classifications, cost estimation for a production bid, productivity measurement, a departmental production and cost report, economic order quantity calculation, and variances from a standard budget.
Q1) Write down a comprehensive note on the definition, scope and advantages of Cost and Management Accounting?
Ans) refer to chapter #1
Q2) Enumerate the five parts of the cost of goods section of the income statement. Also discuss the various classifications of costs?
Ans) refer to chapter #2
Q3) The ABC Company is to submit a bid on the production of 12000 ceramic plates. It is estimated that the cost of materials will be Rs 180000, and the cost of direct labor will be Rs 29000.
Factory overhead is applied at Rs 2.67 per direct labor hour in the molding department and 55% of the direct labor cost in the decorating department.
It is estimated that 1200 direct labor hors at the cost of Rs 8000 will be required In molding
The company wishes a markup of 67% of its total production cost.
Required: determine the following a) Estimated cost to produce b) Estimated prime cost c) Bid price
Ans) (1) Estimated cost to produce materials:
Materials Rs 18,000 Direct Labor Molding department 8000 Decorating department 21000 29000 Prime cost Rs 47000
FOH Molding Department:1200 x 2.67 3204 Decorating: 21000 x 55/100 11550 14754 Cost of production Rs 61754
(2) Estimated prime Cost Materials +direct labor Rs 18000 +RS 29000 =Rs 47000 Bid Price Estimated cost to produce =61754 +Mark up 67 % =41375 Total = Rs 103,129
Q4) Define productivity and explain why productivity is important to the firm to workers, and to society? Also explain how can labor efficiency be determined or measured?
Ans) refer to chapter #9 for the solution
Q5) Department no 2 of ABC Company has reported the following production data for J an 2002
Transferred in from department 1 55000 liters Transferred out to department 3 39500 liters In process at the end of December (with labor 1/3 and FOH) 10500 liters All Materials were put into process in department 1
The cost department collected these figures for department 2: Unit cost for the units transferred in from department 1 1.80 Labor cost in department 27520 Applied factory overhead 15480
Required: Prepare a cost of production report for department 2 for January 2002
Ans) Cost of production report for January 2002
Quantity schedule
Transferred from department 1 55000 U Transferred from department 3 39500 U Units still in process 10500 Units Lost 5000 55000 U
Cost charged to the department: Total Unit cost Cost transferred from department 1
99000 1.80 Cost added by the department Labor (39500+1/3 of 10500) 27520 Rs 0.64 FOH 15480 0.36 Total cost Added 43000 Rs 1.00 Adjustment for lost units Rs 99000/(55000-5000) =Rs 1.98- Rs 1.80 = Total cost to be accounted for
142000
0.18 Rs 2.98 Cost accounted for as follows
Transferred to Next department@ 2.98 39500 Rs 117,710
Ending work in process Cost from preceding department (10500@ Rs1.98 20,790 Labor (0.64 x 1/3 of 10500) FOH (----do----) Total cost accounted for 2240 1260
24290 Rs 142000
Q6) A particular material is purchased for $3 per unit. Monthly usage is 1500 units, the ordering costs are $ 50 per order, and the annual carrying costs is 40%
Required e) compute the economic order quantity f) Determine the proper size order size if the material can be based at a 50% discount in lots of 2000 units.
Ans)
EOQ = 2 x (50) x (18000) = 1225 Units (0.40) X ($ 3)
Total inventory cost if EOQ is followed
=1.20 (1225/2) +50x (18000/1225) =$ 1470
Total inventory cost if orders in lots of 2000 are placed
=1.20 x (2000/2) +50 x (18000/2000) =$ 1650
Increased cost =$ 1650 - $1470 =$ 180
Amount of discount 18000 x $ 3 x 5/100 =$ 2700
Therefore the company should place their orders in lots of 2000 units
Q7) The ABC Company was totally destroyed by fire in J une. However, certain fragments of its cost records with the favorable data were recovered: Idle capacity variance, 1266 favorable, spending variance, 879 unfavorable: and applied factory overhead, 16234.
Required: Determine the budget allowance, based on the capacity utilized and the actual factory overhead.
Ans)
Actual FOH Budget allowance Applied FOH Spending Variance Idle capacity Variance 15847 14968 16234 879 UF 1266 F