Q1) answer : "A) Absorption costing and variable costing will produce the | ||||
same net income if all of the units produced are sold." | ||||
Q2) | ||||
Absorption costing income statement: | ||||
sales | 720000 | |||
less:Manuf. Costs: | ||||
DM | 318000 | |||
DL | 88000 | |||
V OH | 62000 | |||
Fixed OH | 94000 | |||
Total Manuf. Costs | 562000 | |||
Less:FOH portion of CS | -9400 | 94000*200/2000 | ||
COGS | 552600 | |||
GP | 167400 | |||
Less:Selling & Admin costs: | ||||
VC | 32400 | |||
Fixed | 56000 | |||
total S&Ad costs | 88400 | |||
NOI | 79000 | |||
Answers: | ||||
Cost of goods sold per unit = 552600/1800 = 307 | ||||
Total sales : 13) $720000 | ||||
Operating Income : $79000 | ||||
Gross Profit : $167400 | ||||
Total cost of goods sold= $552600 | ||||
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