Which of the following is not an example of a nonvalue-added activity?
a. |
Storing |
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b. |
Reporting defects |
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c. |
Handling customer complaints |
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d. |
Supervising production workers |
The primary difference between variable and absorption costing is the treatment of:
fixed selling and administration costs |
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variable selling and administrative costs |
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fixed manufacturing overhead |
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variable manufacturing overhead |
The following information was extracted from the accounting records of MVP Corporation:
Selling price per unit |
$ 60 |
Variable cost per unit |
20 |
Total fixed costs |
480,000 |
Required:
A. |
What is MVP's break-even point in units? |
B. |
How many units must be sold to earn operating income of $80,000? |
C. |
What is MVP's break-even point in units if the selling price increases by 20% and the variable costs decrease by 20%? |
D. |
Using the information in part C, what sales level in dollars is needed to earn an operating income of $80,000? |
(1)
OPTION D: supervising production workers
EXPLANATION:
supervising production workers is an value added activity because it aims at ensuring the the quality of work maintained by the workers which results in improvement in product/services quality.
(2)
OPTION D: fixed manufacturing overhead
EXPLANATION:
under absorption costing, fixed manufacturing overhead is treated as part of the product cost whereas under variable costing it is treated as part of period cost.
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