In: Accounting
Melbourne Company manufactures standard and customised products. Below is Melbourne Company’s annual income statement:
| 
 Standard Product  | 
 Customised Product  | 
 Total  | 
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| 
 Sales  | 
 $1,000,00  | 
 $2,000,000  | 
 $3,000,000  | 
|
| 
 Direct materials  | 
 $100,000  | 
 $200,000  | 
 $300,000  | 
|
| 
 Direct labour  | 
 $500,000  | 
 $800,000  | 
 $600,000  | 
|
| 
 Depreciation  | 
 $4,000  | 
 $6,000  | 
 $10,000  | 
|
| 
 Power (allocated)  | 
 $8,000  | 
 $4,000  | 
 $12,000  | 
|
| 
 Rent (allocated)  | 
 $20,000  | 
 $20,000  | 
 $40,000  | 
|
| 
 Heat and lighting (allocated)  | 
 $5,000  | 
 $5,000  | 
 $10,000  | 
|
| 
 Total costs  | 
 $637,000  | 
 $1,125,000  | 
 $67,000  | 
|
| 
 Profit  | 
 $363,000  | 
 $875,000  | 
 $1,238,000  | 
|
A new customer has approached Melbourne Company requesting 10,000 units of the customised product and is offering to pay $20 per unit. Melbourne Company is currently operating at 100% of its full capacity, and if this special order is accepted it will need to reduce its current production of customised products by 10%. If the order is accepted, the associated direct material cost will be $2.50 per unit and direct labour cost will be $5 per unit. Melbourne Company will also need to spend an additional $1,000 for the purchase of a specialised equipment needed to produce this special order as the customer is requesting additional specifications to the customised product.
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