Title | Chapter 1-2 COST Accounting AND Control BY DE LEON 2019 |
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Course | Cost Accounting and Control |
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Chapter 1TRUE/FALSE1. TRUE 6. FALSE2. TRUE 7. TRUE3. FALSE 8. FALSE4. TRUE 9. TRUE5. TRUE 10MULTIPLE CHOICE1. B 6. D 11. D2. C 7. A 12. B3. A 8. A 13. B4. C 9. B 14. A5. C 10 15. DChapter 2 - Costs – Concepts and classificationProblem 1- Ram Corporation Manufacturing overhead 6. Manufacturing overhe...
Chapter 1 TRUE/FALSE 1. TRUE
6. FALSE
2. TRUE
7. TRUE
3. FALSE
8. FALSE
4. TRUE
9. TRUE
5. TRUE
10.TRUE
MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. B
6. D
11. D
2. C
7. A
12. B
3. A
8. A
13. B
4. C
9. B
14. A
5. C
10.D
15. D
Chapter 2 - Costs – Concepts and classification Problem 1- Ram Corporation 1. Manufacturing overhead 2. Manufacturing overhead 3. Direct materials 4. Direct labor 5. Manufacturing overhead
6. Manufacturing overhead 7. Direct materials 8. Manufacturing overhead 9. Manufacturing overhead 10. Manufacturing overhead
Problem 2 1. Manufacturing 2. Selling 3. Manufacturing 4. Selling 5. Administrative
6. Manufacturing 7. Administrative 8. Selling 9. Administrative 10.Selling
Problem 3-Rocco
Product Cost Direct mat. Direct labor
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
DM 220,000 Factory rent Direct labor Factory utilities Supervision Depreciation-FE Sales Commission Advertising 47,000 Depreciation-OE 10,000 10. Salary - pres.
Period Cost Mfg. OH Selling
Adm.
50,000 180,000 8,500 60,000 20,000 57,000
1. TOTAL PRODUCT COST = 220,000 + 180,000 + 138,500 2. TOTAL PERIOD COST = 57,000 + 307,000 3. COST PER UNIT = 538,500/ 40,000 units = P 13,4625
250,000
Problem 4 – Bug Company 1. Fixed Period
6. Variable
Period
2. Fixed
Inventoriable
7. Variable
Inventoriable
3. Fixed
Inventoriable
8. Fixed
Inventoriable
4. Variable
Inventoriable
9. Fixed
Period
5. Fixed
Inventoriable
10. Fixed
Inventoriable
Problem 5 – Mighty Muffler, Inc. a. P 50,000 b. P 50,000 c. P 60,000 = P120/muffler x 400 = P 48,000 500 d. P 120 x 800 = P 96,000 e. P 50,000 + P 48,000 = P 98,000 f. P 50,000 + P 96,000 = P 146,000 g. P 50,000/ 400 = P 125 h. P 50,000/500 = P 100 I, P 50,000/800 = P 62.50 j. P 48,000/400 = P 120 k. P 60,000/500 = P 120 l. P 96,000/800 = P 120 m. P 125 + P 120 = P 245 n. P 100 + P 120 = P 220 o. P 62.50 + P 120 = P 182.50
Problem 6 – Marvin Desk 1. DM
8. OH
2. OH
9. OH
3. OH
10. DL
4. OH
11. OH
5. DL
12. OH
6. OH
13, OH
7. OH
14. OH
15. DM
Problem 7 – Mother Goose Company 1. Prime costs
- 530,000
2. Conversion cost
- 575,000
3 Inventoriable cost
- 860,000
4. Total period costs
- 305,000
Problem 8 – a. c - fixed (total amount is constant) b. a – variable (4,480/3,200 = 1.40; 6,300/4,500 = 1.40 per unit is constant) c. d - mixed ( 3,950/3,200 = 12.34; 5,250/4,500 = 1.16) total amount and amount per unit varies in relation to units sold)
Problem 9 - Blanche Corporation 1.
Direct materials used Direct labor
20.00
Variable manufacturing overhead
15.00
Variable marketing Total variable cost per unit X No. of units produced and sold
2.
P 32.00
3.00 70.00 12,000
Total variable costs per month
P 840,000
Fixed manufacturing overhead
P 6.00
Fixed marketing costs Total fixed cost per unit X No. of units produced and sold Total fixed costs per month
4.00 10.00 12,000 P 120,000
Problem 10 1.
Direct materials Direct labor Variable manufacturing overhead
2.
P 60.00 30.00 9.00
Total variable manufacturing cost per unit
P 99.00
Total variable manufacturing cost per unit
P 99.00
Variable marketing and administrative Total variable costs per unit
6.00 105.00
3.
Total variable manufacturing cost per unit
P 99.00
Fixed manufacturing overhead (30,000/1,200)
4.
25.00
Full manufacturing cost per unit
124.00
Full manufacturing cost per unit
124.00
Variable marketing and administrative
6.00
Fixed marketing and administrative
20.00
Full cost to make and sell per unit
150.00
Problem 11 – Johnson Corporation 1. Variable cost per machine hour = 35,600 – 20,000 4,000 - 2,000 = 7.80 per machine hour
2. Total electricity expense
4,000 hours 35,600
2000 hours 20,000
Less: Variable costs (4,000 x 7.80)
31,200
(2000 x 7.80) Fixed cost 3. Fixed cost
15,600 4,400
4,400 4,400
Variable cost (4,500 x 7.50)
35,100
Total manufacturing costs
39,500
Problem 12 – Valdez Motors Co. 1. Variable cost per machine hour = 5,475 – 3,975 210 - 145 = 23.08 per machine hour
2.
210 hours
Total overhead costs
5,475
145 hours 3,975
Less: Variable costs ( 210 x 23.08)
4,847
( 145 x 23.08)
3,347
Fixed cost
628
628
Problem 13 – Marco Company Department A 1.
Direct materials Direct labor Factory supplies Direct variable costs
Department B
P 400,000 350,000 10,000 P 760,000
P 700,000 600,000 24,000 P 1,324,000
P 45,000
P 55,000
P 100,000
P 180,000
2. Controllable direct fixed costs Supervisory salaries 3. Uncontrollable direct fixed costs: Depreciation – machinery and Equipment
4. Controllable direct fixed cost
P 45,000
P 55,000
Uncontrollable direct fixed cost
100,000
180,000
Total direct fixed cost
P 145,000
P 235,000
5. Allocated costs from headquarters P 120,000
P 180,000
Allocated repairs & maintenance
40,000
80,000
Allocated factory rent – bldg.
60,000
140,000
140,000
210,000
P 360,000
P 610,000
P 120,000
P 180,000
60,000
140,000
Allocated plant executive’s salaries
140,000
210,000
Depreciation- mach. & equipment
100,000
180,000
P 420,000
P 710,000
Allocated plant executive’s salaries Total indirect costs
6. Allocated costs from headquarters Allocated factory rent – bldg.
Total unavoidable costs
True/False Questions 1. False
6. True
11. False 16. True
2. False
7. False
12. False 17. False
3. True
8. True
13. True
4. False
9. False
14. False 19. False
5. False
10. True
15. False 20. True
18. True
Multiple choice 1. B
11. C
21. A
2. C
12. D
22. C
3. B
13. C
23. A
4. C
14. B
24. C
5. D
15. A
25. D
6. A
16. B
26. B
7. D
17. B
27. A
8. D
18. A
28. B
9. B
19. D
29. C
10. C
20. B
30. B...