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ariable Costing, Value of Ending Inventory, Operating Income Pattison Products, Inc., began operations in October and...

ariable Costing, Value of Ending Inventory, Operating Income

Pattison Products, Inc., began operations in October and manufactured 43,000 units during the month with the following unit costs:

Direct materials $4.50
Direct labor 2.50
Variable overhead 1.25
Fixed overhead* 6.50
Variable marketing cost 0.95

* Fixed overhead per unit = $279,500 / 43,000 units produced = $6.50

Total fixed factory overhead is $279,500 per month. During October, 42,000 units were sold at a price of $23.75, and fixed marketing and administrative expenses were $111,800.

Required:

1. Calculate the cost of each unit using variable costing. Round your final answer to the nearest cent.

$ per unit

2. How many units remain in ending inventory?
units

What is the cost of ending inventory using variable costing?
$

3. Prepare a variable-costing income statement for Pattison Products, Inc., for the month of October.

Pattison Products, Inc.
Variable-Costing Income Statement
For the Month of October
$
Less:
Contribution margin $
Less:
Operating income $

4. What if November production was 43,000 units, costs were stable, and sales were 44,000 units? What is the cost of ending inventory? If an amount is zero, enter "0".
$

What is operating income for November?
$

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Pattison
Answer 1 Amount $ Note
Direct materials                       4.50
Direct labor                       2.50
Variable manufacturing overhead                       1.25
Cost per unit- variable costing                       8.25 A
Answer 2 Whole Units
Units produced             43,000.00
Less: Units sold             42,000.00
Units in ending inventory               1,000.00 P
Cost per unit- variable costing                       8.25 See A
Cost of ending inventory               8,250.00 Q=P*A
Workings for answer 3 Amount $
Manufacturing costs per unit                       8.25 See A
Units sold             42,000.00 B
Variable Cost of goods sold           346,500.00 C=A*B
Sell price                     23.75 D
Units sold             42,000.00 See B
Sales           997,500.00 E=B*D
Variable marketing cost per unit                       0.95 F
Units sold             42,000.00 See B
Variable marketing cost             39,900.00 G=H*B
Answer 3
Variable costing income statement Amount $
Sales           997,500.00 See E
Less: Variable costs
Costs of goods sold           346,500.00 See C
Selling and admin expense             39,900.00 See G
Contribution margin           611,100.00
Less: Fixed costs
Fixed factory overhead           279,500.00
Fixed selling and admin           111,800.00
Total Fixed costs           391,300.00
Operating Income           219,800.00
Answer 4 November
Units in opening inventory               1,000.00 See P
Add: Units produced             43,000.00
Less: Units sold             44,000.00 O
Units in ending inventory                            -  
So cost of ending inventory in November is zero.
Workings for answer 3 Amount $
Manufacturing costs per unit                       8.25 See A
Units sold             44,000.00 See O
Variable Cost of goods sold           363,000.00 R=A*O
Sell price                     23.75 See D
Units sold             44,000.00 See O
Sales       1,045,000.00 S=O*D
Variable marketing cost per unit                       0.95 See F
Units sold             44,000.00 See O
Variable marketing cost             41,800.00 T=F*O
Answer 4
Variable costing income statement Amount $
Sales        1,045,000.00 See S
Less: Variable costs
Costs of goods sold           363,000.00 See R
Selling and admin expense             41,800.00 See T
Contribution margin           640,200.00
Less: Fixed costs
Fixed factory overhead           279,500.00
Fixed selling and admin           111,800.00
Total Fixed costs           391,300.00
Operating Income           248,900.00

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