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You are hired to work as a financial accountant at a factory called ‘Casual Furniture Company’...

You are hired to work as a financial accountant at a factory called ‘Casual Furniture Company’ that manufactures outdoor furniture. The head of Finance Department has asked you to classify the following list of costs on the basis of the options given below.

List of costs:

1.

Timber needed for manufacturing furniture.

2.

Wages of the factory supervisors.

3.

Total salaries and wages of personnel who work in the Assembly department.

4.

Depreciation of factory office equipment.

5.

Payments of 10% sales commissions for products sold during the month.

6.

Factory cleaner’s wages that are paid fortnightly.

7.

Advertising expenses incurred during the month.

8.

Depreciation on equipment owned by the sales office.

9.

Monthly cost of utilities and insurance for the factory.

10.

Paint that is applied on the finished furniture.

(i) The item is classified as: Manufacturing or Non-manufacturing

(ii) Type of cost is: R&D cost, Design, Supply, Direct material, Direct labour, Manufacturing overhead, Marketing, Distribution, or Customer service

(iii) The behavior of cost is: Variable cost, Mixed cost or Fixed cost

Cost item

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

Example: Glue

Manufacturing

MOH cost (IM)

Variable

1. Timber

2. Wages -Factory supervisor

3. Salaries & Wages-Assembly personnel

4. Depreciation – factory office Equip't.

5. Sales commissions

6. Factory cleaner’s wages paid fortnightly

7. Advertising expenses

8. Depreciation – sales office equipment

9. Utilities & insurance – factory

10. Paint applied on finished furniture

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List of costs: Classification Type Behavior
1 Timber needed for manufacturing furniture. Manufacturing Direct material Variable
2 Wages of the factory supervisors. Manufacturing Direct labor Variable
3 Total salaries and wages of personnel who work in the Assembly department. Manufacturing Direct labor Fixed
4 Depreciation of factory office equipment. Manufacturing Manufacturing overhead Fixed
5 Payments of 10% sales commissions for products sold during the month. Non Manufacturing Marketing Variable
6 Factory cleaner’s wages that are paid fortnightly. Manufacturing Manufacturing overhead Variable
7 Advertising expenses incurred during the month. Non Manufacturing Marketing Fixed
8 Depreciation on equipment owned by the sales office. Non Manufacturing Marketing Fixed
9 Monthly cost of utilities and insurance for the factory. Manufacturing Manufacturing overhead Mixed
10 Paint that is applied on the finished furniture. Manufacturing Manufacturing overhead Variable

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