$ | Actual | Budgeted | Standard absorption rates |
Direct material | 147200 | (Budgeted cost / normal capacity) | |
Direct labour | 110400 | ||
Variable factory overheads | 158240 | 157500 | 0.42 |
Fixed factory overheads | 128800 | 135000 | 0.36 |
Variable sales and administrative overheads | 365000 | ||
Fixed sales and administrative overheads | 105000 | ||
(No. Of units) | |||
Normal capacity | 375000 | ||
Actual production | 368000 | ||
Finished goods- opening | 45000 | ||
Finished goods – closing | 48000 | ||
Sales | 365000 | (Op. Stock + Production – closing stock) | |
Sale price | 5 | ||
Total sales | 1825000 | (Sales units * sale price) | |
a. Unit Cost | |||
$ | Direct costing | Absorption costing | |
Direct material | 147200 | 147200 | |
Direct labour | 110400 | 110400 | |
Variable factory overheads | 154560 | 154560 | (calculated at standard rate) |
Fixed factory overheads | 0 | 132480 | |
Cost of manufacturing | 412160 | 544640 | |
No. of units | 368000 | 368000 | |
Cost of manufacturing per unit | 1.12 | 1.48 | |
Variable sales and administrative overheads | 365000 | 365000 | |
Fixed sales and administrative overheads | 0 | 105000 | |
Total sales and administrative overheads | 365000 | 470000 | |
No. of units sold | 365000 | 365000 | |
Cost per unit | 1 | 1.29 | |
Total cost per unit | 2.12 | 2.77 | |
b. and c. Income Statement | |||
Direct costing | Absorption costing | ||
Income | 1825000 | 1825000 | |
Less: Cost of sales | 773800 | 1010200 | (Total cost per unit * no. Of units sold) |
1051200 | 814800 | ||
Less: Period costs | |||
Factory overheads | 132480 | ||
Sales and administrative overheads | 105000 | ||
Net profit | 813720 | 814800 | |
d. Reconciliation | |||
Net profit as per Direct Costing | 813720 | ||
Add: Fixed factory overheads absorbed in closing stock | 1080 | (no. Of units added to closing stock * standard fixed factory overhead absorption rate) | |
Net profit as per Absorption costing | 814800 |
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