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( show the formula in every step and from were the number come from) standard Costing...

( show the formula in every step and from were the number come from)

standard Costing & Variance Analysis

Delic plc. is a manufacturer of cakes that makes a wide range of cakes. It operates a standard marginal cost accounting system. Given below, is information relating to one of its products, i.e. birthday cakes, which are made in one of the company departments:

Birthday cakes

Standard marginal product cost

per unit ($)

Direct material

(6 kgs at $4 per kg)

24

Direct labour

(1 hour at $7 per hour)

7

Variable production overhead

3

total

34

Additional information

  • Variable production overhead varies with direct labour hours of input
  • Budgeted fixed production overhead per month is $100,000
  • Budgeted production for birthday cakes is 20,000 units per month

Actual production and costs for one of the months were as follows: -          

Units of birthday cakes produced                                           18,500 units

                                                                                                

                                                                                                          $

Direct materials purchased and used, 113,500kg                       442,650

        Direct labour, 17,800 hours                                                   129,940

        Variable production overhead incurred                                    58,800

        Fixed production overhead incurred                                     104,000

                         total                                                                               735,390

Required:

  1. Prepare a statement showing, by cost elements (i.e. direct materials; direct labour; variable overhead; and fixed overhead), the:
    1. original budget                                                                                                
    2. flexed budget                                                                                                  
    3. actual cost                                                                                                       
    4. total variances                                                                                             
  2. To be more informative for managerial purposes, prepare the following variances:
    1. Material price variance                                                                                   
    2. Material usage variance                                                                                 

                (iii) Wage rate variance                                                                                        

  1. Labour efficiency variance                                                                            
  2. Variable overhead expenditure variance                                                        

                   vi) Variable overhead efficiency variance    

Solutions

Expert Solution

a) Original Budget Flexed Budget Actual Cost Total Variance
Birthday cakes in units 20000 18500 18500
Direct material cost $           4,80,000 $          4,44,000 $     4,42,650 $              1,350 Favorable
[24*20000] [24*18000]
Direct labor cost $           1,40,000 $          1,29,500 $     1,29,940 $                  440 Unfavorable
[7*20000] [7*18500]
Variable production overhead cost $               60,000 $              55,500 $         58,800 $              3,300 Unfavorable
[3*20000] [3*18500]
Fixed production overhead cost $           1,00,000 $          1,00,000 $     1,04,000 $              4,000 Unfavorable
Total cost of production $           7,80,000 $          7,29,000 $     7,35,390 $              6,390 Unfavorable
b) Direct material price variance = (Actual price-Standard price)*Actual quantity purchased =
= (442650/113500-4.00)*113500 = $               11,350 Favorable
Direct material usage variance = (Actual quantity used-Standard quantity)*Standard price = (113500-18500*6)*4.00 = $               10,000 Unfavorable
Total direct materials cost variance = DM price variance+DM quantity variance = 11350-10000 = $                 1,350 Unfavorable
Direct labor rate variance = (Actual rate-Standard rate)*Actual DLH = (129940/17800-7.00)*17800 = $                 5,340 Unfavorable
Direct labor efficiency variance = (Actual DLH-Standard DLH)*Standard rate = (17800-18500*1)*7.00 = $                 4,900 Favorable
Total direct labor cost variance = DL price variance+DL efficiency variance = 5340-4900 = $                     440 Unfavorable
Variable factory overhead expenditure variance = Actual variable factory overhead-Actual hours * Standard variable overhead rate = 58800-17800*1*3 = $                 5,400 Unfavorable
Variable overhead efficiency variance = (Actual hours - Standard hours)*Standard VOH rate = (17800-18500*1)*3 = $                 2,100 Favorable
Total factory overhead cost variance = 3600-2100 = $                 3,300 Unfavorable

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