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QUESTION 3 [20 MARKS] PCL (Pty) Ltd gave you the following expenses that were budgeted to...

QUESTION 3 [20 MARKS] PCL (Pty) Ltd gave you the following expenses that were budgeted to produce 10,000 units in their factory as shown below: Pula Materials 70 Labour 25 Variable factory overheads 20 Fixed factory overhead (P100,000) 10 Direct Variable expenses 5 Selling expenses (10% were fixed costs) 13 Distribution expenses (20% were fixed) 7 Fixed Administrative expenses (P50,000) 5 Total cost of sale per unit 155 Required: Prepare a flexible budget for the production of 8,000 units.

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Flexible Budget (8000 Units)
Particulars Per Unit Total
Sales 155.00 8000*155 12,40,000.00
Less: Operating Expenses
Material    70.00 8000*70     5,60,000.00
Labour    25.00 8000*25     2,00,000.00
Factory Overheads    20.00 8000*20     1,60,000.00
Fixed Factory Overheads     1,00,000.00
Operating Income 2,20,000.00
Less: Admin & Selling Expenses
Variable Expenses      5.00 8000*5       40,000.00
Selling Expenses
Variable Part (90%)    11.70 (13*10000)*90%/10000       93,600.00
Fixed Part (10%) (13*10000units)*10%       13,000.00
Distribution Expenses
Variable Part (80%)      5.60 (7*10000)*80%/10000       44,800.00
Fixed Part (20%) (7*10000units)*00%       14,000.00
Fixed Admin Expenses       50,000.00
Net Income    -35,400.00

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