in relation to my last question there was an question I did not post and forgot here is the fourth question.
1. Calculate the manufacturing activity cost rate for each activity using ABC.
2. Calculate the unit cost of each model using ABC.
3. Assume the company currently allocates indirect manufacturing overhead on the basis of direct labour costs. Calculate the unit cost of each model using direct labour traditional method.
4. Compare the unit costs of each model calculated in parts 2 and 3 and compare the
results.
My previous question was answered by Lalitha.
the solutions were as follows.
.Manufacturing activity cost rate for each activity using ABC. | ||||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6=5/4 | Per activity |
Cost category | Activity rate | Total(2+3) | Cost($) | |||
Equipment setup | 10 setups | 15 setups | 25 | 75000 | 3000 | per set-up |
Machine processing | 80,000 m/c hrs. | 60,000 m/c hrs. | 140000 | 875000 | 6.25 | per m/c hr. |
Quality control | 12,000 inspn.hrs. | 8,000 inspn.hrs. | 20000 | 350000 | 17.5 | per Inspn. Hr. |
Packaging/Shipping | 750 shipments | 500 shipments | 1250 | 137500 | 110 | per shipment |
1437500 |
Workings: For unit cost of Ohs using ABC | ||
Equipment setup(10*3000)& (15*3000) | 30000 | 45000 |
Machine processing (80000*6.25)& (60000*6.25) | 500000 | 375000 |
Quality control(12000*17.5 )&(8000*17.5)) | 210000 | 140000 |
Packaging/Shipping(750*110)& (500*110)) | 82500 | 55000 |
Total OH | 822500 | 615000 |
Expected Production | 100000 | 60000 |
OH cost /unit(total OH/Expected production | 8.225 | 10.25 |
2. Calculation of total unit cost using ABC | 8 inch | 12 inch |
Direct material cost | 52.5 | 79.5 |
Direct Manufacturing Labour | 20 | 20 |
OH cost | 8.225 | 10.25 |
Total unit cost | 80.725 | 109.75 |
Oh based on Direct labor cost | 8 inch | 12 inch |
Total expected units | 100000 | 60000 |
D/L cost/unit | 20 | 20 |
Total D/L cost | 2000000 | 1200000 |
Total OH | 1437500 | |
OH based on D/L cost(1437500/3200000*2000000) | 898437.5 | |
(1437500/3200000*1200000) | 539062.5 | |
Per unit (OH/no.of units) | 8.984 | 8.984 |
3.Calculation of total unit cost using D/L cost | 8 inch | 12 inch |
Direct material cost | 52.5 | 79.5 |
Direct Manufacturing Labour | 20 | 20 |
OH cost(1437500 | 8.984 | 8.984 |
Total unit cost | 81.484 | 108.484 |
Comparison of unit cost
Cost Method | 8 inch | 12 inch |
ABC costing | $80.725 | $109.75 |
Traditional coating | $81.484 | $108.484 |
Unit cost of 8 inch Model as ABC costing is less than unit cost of 12 inch model however unit cost of 12 inch model is less than unit cost of 8 inch model.
On comparison, Traditional costing is easier to follow and adopt than ABC costing but result produced by traditional costing are often inaccurate. Results produce by traditional costing can be very significant diverted from ABC costing results implying under costing or over costing and ABC costing on the other hand produce accurate result since it breaks indirect costs against suitable basis of cost driver activity of each product.
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