Unit product cost | |||||
PART A | Particulars | Amount | |||
1.vaiable cost | 7 | ||||
2.Fixed over head rate | 3.6 | ||||
(4824/1340) | |||||
3.Unit product cost | 10.6 | ||||
Income statement as per absorption costing | |||||
Particulars | Amount | Amount | |||
Sales | 15000 | ||||
Less: Cost of goods sold | |||||
Opening stock (120*10.6) | 1272 | ||||
Add:absorption cost of goods manufactured(1190*10.6) | 12614 | ||||
Cost of production | 13886 | ||||
Less:Closing stock(60*10.6) | 636 | ||||
Cost of goods sold t budgeted base | 13250 | ||||
underapplied fixed overhead | 540 | ||||
Adjusted cost of goods sold | 13790 | ||||
Contribution | 1210 | ||||
Less: selling and distribution expenses(800+250) | 1050 | ||||
Operating income | 160 | ||||
Underapplied fixed overhead | |||||
unit production budgeted | 1340 | ||||
unit produced in actual | 1190 | ||||
variance in production | 150 | ||||
Underapplied fixed overhead(150*3.6) | 540 | ||||
Hence operating income as per absorption costing is 150 | |||||
PART B | Difference in operating income in absorption and Variable costing | ||||
Particulars | Amount | ||||
opening stock | 120 | ||||
Closing stock | 60 | ||||
Difference | 60 | ||||
Fixed overhead rate | 3.6 | ||||
difference in operating income | 216 | ||||
hence 216 lesser than variable costing income | |||||
corss check 216+160=376 | |||||
i.e profit under absorption + difference =profit under variable | |||||
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