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Cornerstone Exercise 14.2 (Algorithmic) Interim Quality Performance Report Davis, Inc., had the following quality costs for...

Cornerstone Exercise 14.2 (Algorithmic)

Interim Quality Performance Report

Davis, Inc., had the following quality costs for the years ended December 31, 2014 and 2015:

2014 2015
Prevention costs:
    Quality audits $68,000        $102,000       
    Vendor certification 125,500        188,250       
Appraisal costs:
    Product acceptance $91,000        $136,500       
    Process acceptance 97,000        107,500       
Internal failure costs:
    Retesting $92,000        $82,000       
    Rework 173,000        214,000       
External failure costs:
    Recalls $127,500        $102,000       
    Warranty 315,000        318,000       

At the end of 2014, management decided to increase its investment in control costs by 50 percent for each category’s items with the expectation that failure costs would decrease by 20 percent for each item of the failure categories. Sales were $11,000,000 for both 2014 and 2015.

Required:

1. Calculate the budgeted costs for 2015.

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Prepare an interim quality performance report.

Note: Enter all answers as positive amounts. If there is no variance enter "0" for your answer. If the budget variance amount is unfavorable enter "U" in the last column of the table, enter"F" if it is favorable, or NA if there is no change. Round percentage answers to two decimal places. For example, 5.789% would be entered as "5.79".

Davis, Inc.

Interim Standard Performance Report: Quality Costs

For the Year Ended December 31, 2015

Actual Costs

Budgeted Costs

Variance

U, F or NA

Prevention costs:

Process acceptance

Product acceptance

Quality audits

Recalls

Retesting

Rework

Warranty

Correct 14 of Item 2

$

Correct 15 of Item 2

$

Correct 16 of Item 2

Correct 17 of Item 2

Correct 18 of Item 2

Process acceptance

Product acceptance

Recalls

Retesting

Rework

Vendor certification

Warranty

Correct 19 of Item 2

Correct 20 of Item 2

Correct 21 of Item 2

Correct 22 of Item 2

Correct 23 of Item 2

Total prevention costs

$

Correct 25 of Item 2

$

Correct 26 of Item 2

Correct 27 of Item 2

Correct 28 of Item 2

Appraisal costs:

Product acceptance

Quality audits

Recalls

Retesting

Rework

Vendor certification

Warranty

Correct 34 of Item 2

$

Correct 35 of Item 2

$

Correct 36 of Item 2

Correct 37 of Item 2

Correct 38 of Item 2

Process acceptance

Quality audits

Recalls

Retesting

Rework

Vendor certification

Warranty

Correct 39 of Item 2

Correct 40 of Item 2

Correct 41 of Item 2

$

Correct 42 of Item 2

Correct 43 of Item 2

Total appraisal costs

$

Correct 45 of Item 2

$

Correct 46 of Item 2

$

Correct 47 of Item 2

Correct 48 of Item 2

Internal failure costs:

Process acceptance

Product acceptance

Quality audits

Recalls

Retesting

Vendor certification

Warranty

Correct 54 of Item 2

$

Correct 55 of Item 2

$

Correct 56 of Item 2

$

Correct 57 of Item 2

Correct 58 of Item 2

Process acceptance

Product acceptance

Quality audits

Recalls

Rework

Vendor certification

Warranty

Correct 59 of Item 2

Correct 60 of Item 2

Correct 61 of Item 2

Correct 62 of Item 2

Correct 63 of Item 2

Total internal failure costs

$

Correct 65 of Item 2

$

Correct 66 of Item 2

$

Correct 67 of Item 2

Correct 68 of Item 2

External failure costs:

Process acceptance

Product acceptance

Quality audits

Recalls

Retesting

Rework

Vendor certification

Correct 74 of Item 2

$

Correct 75 of Item 2

$

Correct 76 of Item 2

Correct 77 of Item 2

Correct 78 of Item 2

Process acceptance

Product acceptance

Quality audits

Retesting

Rework

Vendor certification

Warranty

Correct 79 of Item 2

Correct 80 of Item 2

Correct 81 of Item 2

Correct 82 of Item 2

Correct 83 of Item 2

Total external failure costs

$

Correct 85 of Item 2

$

Correct 86 of Item 2

$

Correct 87 of Item 2

Correct 88 of Item 2

Total quality costs

$

Correct 90 of Item 2

$

Correct 91 of Item 2

$

Correct 92 of Item 2

Correct 93 of Item 2

Percentage of sales

%

Correct 95 of Item 2

%

Correct 96 of Item 2

%

Correct 97 of Item 2

2. What can be inferred from the report regarding the progress Davis has made?

- Select your answer -Davis has not come close to meeting the planned outcomesDavis has come very close to meeting the planned outcomesDavis has exceeded the planned outcomes

3. What if sales were $11,000,000 for 2014 and $13,750,000 for 2015? What adjustment to budgeted rework costs would be made? (Note: Quality auditing is a discretionary cost and its budget is not affected by the change in sales revenue in 2015.)

New total budgeted rework costs: $

Solutions

Expert Solution

2014 2015 2015
Actual % of actual sales Actual % of actual sales Budgeted % of actual sales Variance Results
Sales 11000000 11000000
Prevention Costs
Quality Audits 68000 102000 102000 0 NA
Vendor Certification 125500 188250 188250 0 NA
Total 193500 1.76% 290250 2.64% 290250 2.64% 0 NA
Appraisal Costs
Production Acceptance 91000 136500 136500 0 NA
Process Acceptance 97000 107500 145500 38000 F
Total 188000 1.71% 244000 2.22% 282000 2.56% 38000 F
Internal Failure Costs
Retesting 92000 82000 73600 -8400 U
Rework 173000 214000 138400 1.26% -75600 U
Total 265000 2.41% 296000 2.69% 212000 1.93% -84000 U
External Failure Costs
Recalls 127500 102000 102000 0 NA
Warranty 315000 318000 252000 -66000 U
Total 442500 4.02% 420000 3.82% 354000 3.22% -66000 U
Total Costs 1089000 9.90% 1250250 11.37% 1138250 10.35% -112000 U
2014 2015 2015
Actual % of actual sales Actual % of actual sales Budgeted % of actual sales Variance Results
Sales 11000000 13750000
Prevention Costs
Quality Audits 68000 102000 102000 0 NA
Vendor Certification 125500 188250 188250 0 NA
Total 193500 1.76% 290250 2.11% 290250 2.11% 0 NA
Appraisal Costs
Production Acceptance 91000 136500 136500 0 NA
Process Acceptance 97000 107500 145500 38000 F
Total 188000 1.71% 244000 1.77% 282000 2.05% 38000 F
Internal Failure Costs
Retesting 92000 82000 73600 -8400 U
Rework 173000 214000 138400 1.01% -75600 U
Total 265000 2.41% 296000 2.15% 212000 1.54% -84000 U
External Failure Costs
Recalls 127500 102000 102000 0 NA
Warranty 315000 318000 252000 -66000 U
Total 442500 4.02% 420000 3.05% 354000 2.57% -66000 U
Total Costs 1089000 9.90% 1250250 9.09% 1138250 8.28% -112000 U

Part 2": From the above analysis it can be said that the overll cost of 2015 is showing unfavourable results as actual cost has exceeded the budgeted cost by $ 112000

Part 3: Rework cost is budgeted at 1.26% of Actual sales. If actual sales is 13750000 then the budgeted rework cost would be

13750000*1.26%
173250
Therefore the total budgeted rework cost be increased by $173250-138400
$ 34850

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