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Question 2
Giant Bike Sdn Bhd (GBSB) produces many different models of
bicycles. Assume that the market has responded enthusisistically to
a new model, the Jaguar. As a result, the company has established a
separate manufacturing facility to produce these bicycles. The
company produces 1,000 bicycles per month. Giant’s monthly
manufacturing costs and other data are as follows:
1. Rent on manufacturing equipment RM2,000 per month
2. Insurance on manufacturing building RM750 per month
3. Raw materials (frame, tires etc) RM80 per bicycle
4. Utility costs for manufacturing facility RM1,000 per month
5. Supplies for administrative office RM800 per month
6. Wages for assembly line workers in manufacturing facility RM30
per bicycle
7. Depreciation on office equipment RM650 per month
8. Miscellaneous manufacturing materials (lubricants, solders etc)
RM1.20 per bicycle
9. Property taxes on manufacturing building RM2,400 per year
10. Manufacturing supervisor’s salary RM3,000 per month
11. Advertising for bicycles RM30,000 per year
12. Sales commissions RM10 per bicycle
13. Depreciation on manufacturing building RM1,500 per month
Required:
a) Classify the manufacturing costs above (item 1 to 13) as
Production cost (direct materials / direct labour / other
manufacturing overhead) or Period
cost.
(6.5 marks)
b) Complete total manufacturing costs for the
month.
(8.5 marks)
(Total: 15 Marks)
Direct Material
Raw Material (80 per bicycle ) 80,000
Direct Labour
Wages – Assembly line workers (30 per Bicycle) 30,000
Other Manufacturing Overhead
Utility cost 1,000
Misc. manufacturing materials 1,200
Total Production Cost 1,12,200
Total Production Cost + other indirect overheads
Other Indirect Overheads
Rent 2000
Insurance 750
Supplies Office 800
Depreciation (office eqp) 650
Property Tax 200
Supervisor Salary 3000
Advertisement 2500
Sales commission 10000
Depreciation on Building 1500
Other Indirect Overheads 21,400
Total Manufactuing Cost = 1,12,200 +
21400
=
1,33,600