Can someone solve all three points for me?
Solution 2:
Part 1: Profit and Loss using Traditional Overhead Recovery Method:
Particulars |
Mexican Bean Pizza |
Italian Veg Pizza |
Middle Eastern Surprise |
Labour hour Per Unit |
1 Hour (€9/9) |
2 Hour (18/9) |
1.5 Hour (13.5/9) |
Sales Unit |
3200 |
3600 |
4500 |
Total Labour Req |
3200 hrs |
7200 hrs |
6750 hrs |
Total Labour Hours |
17150 Hours |
= 12.04 / hour
Particulars |
Mexican Bean Pizza |
Italian Veg Pizza |
Middle Eastern Surprise |
Sales Price |
63 |
58 |
60 |
Sales Demand |
3200 |
3600 |
4500 |
Total Sale |
201600 |
208800 |
270000 |
Less: |
|||
Material Cost |
115200 €36*3200 |
64800 18*3600 |
108000 24*4500 |
Labour Cost |
28800 9*3200 |
64800 18*3600 |
60750 13.5*4500 |
Overhead Cost |
38543.67 (12.04*3200) |
86723.27 (12.04*7200) |
81303.06 (12.04*6750) |
Profit / (Loss) |
19056.33 |
(7523.27 ) |
19946.94 |
Part 2: Profit and Loss using Absorption Based Costing Method:
Driver Cost:-
Particulars |
Driver |
Cost |
Driver Total |
Per Unit |
Machine Related |
Machine Hours |
74600 |
1490 machine hours |
=50.07 (74600/1490) |
Quality Testing |
No of Units |
17045 |
11300 units |
= 1.51 (17045/11300) |
Machine Setup Cost |
No of Batches |
54825 |
215 batches |
=255 (54825/215) |
Material Movement |
Number of Kilos |
60100 |
24000 kilos |
= 2.50 (60100/24000) |
Statement of Profit and Loss
Particulars |
Mexican Bean Pizza |
Italian Veg Pizza |
Middle Eastern Surprise |
Sales Price |
63 |
58 |
60 |
Sales Demand |
3200 |
3600 |
4500 |
Total Sale |
201600 |
208800 |
270000 |
Less: |
|||
Material Cost |
115200 €36*3200 |
64800 18*3600 |
108000 24*4500 |
Labour Cost |
28800 9*3200 |
64800 18*3600 |
60750 13.5*4500 |
Machine Related Cost |
16021.48 (320 hrs * 50.07) |
36048.32 ( 720* 50.07) |
22530.20 ( 450 *50.07) |
Quality Testing |
4826.88 |
5430.24 |
6787.80 |
Machine Setup Cost |
20400.00 |
15300.00 |
19125.00 |
Material Movement |
24040.00 |
13522.50 |
22537.50 |
Profit / (Loss) |
(7688.36 ) |
8898.94 |
30269.50 |
Part (C)
Yes Vegetarian Meals Ltd Should replace existing method with traditional method because, ABC focuses attention on cost drivers, the activities that cause costs to increase. Traditional absorption costing tends to focus on volume-related drivers, such as labour hours, while activity-based costing also uses transaction-based drivers, such as number of orders received. In this way, long-term variable overheads, traditionally considered fixed costs, can be traced to products.
Activity-based costing provides a more accurate method of product/service costing, leading to more accurate pricing decisions. It increases understanding of overheads and cost drivers; and makes costly and non-value adding activities more visible, allowing managers to reduce or eliminate them. ABC enables effective challenge of operating costs to find better ways of allocating and eliminating overheads. It also enables improved product and customer profitability analysis. It supports performance management techniques such as continuous improvement and scorecards.
Here, Profit as per ABC is wholly different from Absorption costing they should adopt ABC.
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