Part 1
Absorption Costing |
Variable Costing |
|
Variable manufacturing cost |
12 |
12 |
Fixed manufacturing overhead($12000 / 2,400 units) |
5 |
|
Total unit cost |
17 |
12 |
Part 2 A absorption costing
GAME PLAY
Income Statement
Months Ended October 31 and November 30, 2018
October |
November |
Total |
|
Units Sold |
2000 |
2800 |
4800 |
Sales Revenue (units sold*36) |
72000 |
100800 |
172800 |
Cost of Goods Sold (units sold * 17) |
34000 |
47600 |
81600 |
Gross Profit |
38000 |
53200 |
91200 |
Selling & Administrative Costs (5*X + 7500) |
17500 |
21500 |
39000 |
Operating Income |
20500 |
31700 |
52200 |
Part 2 B variable costing
GAME PLAY
Contribution Margin Income Statement
Months Ended October 31 and November 30, 2018
October |
November |
Total |
|
Units Sold |
2000 |
2800 |
4800 |
Sales Revenue (units sold*36) |
72000 |
100800 |
172800 |
Variable Costs (units sold * (12+5)) |
34000 |
47600 |
81600 |
Contribution Margin |
38000 |
53200 |
91200 |
Fixed costs (12000+7500) |
19500 |
19500 |
39000 |
Operating Income |
18500 |
33700 |
52200 |
Part 3
In October, the operating income is higher under absorption costing in October. The primary reasons for this is that fixed manufacturing overhead costs are distributed across the entire production run as the part of the unit cost. Under the absorption costing $2000 of fixed manufacturing costs are not expensed and remain in Finished Goods Inventory
In November, the operating income is higher under variable costing. The primary reasons for this is because $2000 of fixed manufacturing overhead that is contained in the units in ending inventory under absorption costing is not contained in the units of ending inventory under variable costing. As inventory declines, as was the case in November, October’s fixed manufacturing overhead costs that absorption costing assigned to that inventory are expensed in November. This decreases November’s absorption costing income.
The unit product cost is different under absorption and variable costing. Under variable costing, fixed manufacturing costs are considered as the period costs. Under absorption costing, fixed manufacturing costs are considered as the product cost and are allocated according to number of units sold.
Part 4
October |
November |
|
Beginning Balance (in units) |
0 |
400 |
+ Units Produced |
2400 |
2400 |
– Units Sold |
2000 |
2800 |
Ending Balance |
400 |
0 |
Absorption costing |
Variable costing |
|||
October |
November |
October |
November |
|
Ending inventory |
6800(400*17) |
0 |
4800 (400*12) |
0 |
The higher inventory balance under absorption costing is representative of the fixed costs that are expensed in variable costing, but contained in inventory under absorption costing. Under absorption costing, the difference in the product cost per game is contained in the inventory, whereas under variable costing, the difference in the product cost per game is expensed as a period cost
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