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Standard Costing: Ultra, Inc. manufactures and sells a full line of sunglasses. The company uses a...

Standard Costing:

Ultra, Inc. manufactures and sells a full line of sunglasses. The company uses a standard cost system. Department managers' are held responsible for the explanation of the variances in their department performance reports. Recently, the variances in the Prestige line of sunglasses have been of concern. Data for the month of August is presented below. Assume beginning and ending inventory levels for WiP and FG are zero.

Static Budget

Actual

revenues

$600,000

$625,000

DM

$150,000

$163,400

DL

$135,000

$138,700

FOH (cost driver = DL hours)

$114,000

$121,000

gross profit

$201,000

$201,900

selling price per Prestige sunglass

$76.92

$76.22

DM (total # ounces)

15,600

16,100

DL rate ($ per DL hour)

$18.00

$19.55

1-Prepare the journal entry for the purchase of DM. Assume DM ourchases = DM used.

-DM inventory

-DM spending Variance

-Accounts payable

2-Prepare the journal entry for the release of DM into production.

-WiP inventory

-DM efficiency variance

-DM inventory

3-Prepare the journal entries for DL.

A –

    -DL expense

    -Wage payable.

B-

     -WiP inventory

      -DL efficiency variance

       -DL spending variance

        -DL expense

4-Prepare the journal entries for FOH.

A-

         -FOH expenses

          -accounts payable

B-

        -mfg FOH control

        - FOH expenses

C-

      -WIP inventory

      -mfg OH control

D-

       -mfg FOH control

        -FOH volume variance

          -FOH spending Variance

5-Prepare the adjusting entries to close out the variance accounts

DM spending variance

CGS

DM efficiency variance

CGS

DL spending variance

CGS

DL efficiency variances

CGS

FOH volume variance

CGS

FOH spending variance

CGS

  

Solutions

Expert Solution

                              Journal
S.No detail Particulars Debit Credit Working note
1 Purchase of direct material Direct material Inventory $154,807 Direct material spending variance = (Actual price - standard price) x Actual quantity
Direct material spending variance $8,593 $163,400 ($10.1490 - $9.6153) x 16100 = $8593
                                        Accounts payable
2 for the release of DM into production WIP inventory $150,000 DM efficiency variance = (Actual quantity - Standard quantity) x standard rate
DM efficiency variance $4,807 (16100 - 15600) x 9.6153    = $4807   
                                              
                                             DM inventory $154,807  
3 entries for DL DL expenses   $138,700    
                                         Wages payable $138,700
4 entry for wip WIP Inventory $135,000 (a) DL efficiency variance = (Actual hour - standard hour)x Standard rate
DL efficiency variance $7,925 (7094.6291 - 7500) x $19.55= $7925 Favourable
DL spending variance $11,625 (b)DL spending variance = (AR - SR) x standard hrs.                                           
                                         DL expenses $138,700 ($19.55 - $18) x 7500      = $11625
                                            
5 entry for FOH FOH expenses $121,000
                                         Accounts payable $121,000
Mfg FOH control $7,000 Mfg FOH c = Actual overhead - Standard ovhd
                                               FOH expenses $7,000    = 121000 - 114000      = $7000
                                   
WIP inventory $114,000
                                        Mfg FOH control $114,000
Mfg FOH Control $7,000 FOH volume variance = (Standard hour allowed x overhead rate) - overhead charged to production   
FOH volume variance $6,500 (7500 x 17) - 121000     =    $6500                                  
                           FOH spending variance $13,500 FOH spending variance = Standard hour worked (Actual overhead rate - standard overhead rate)
    7500 ($17 - $15.20) = $13500    
                                                
6 Adjustment entries to close out the variance account (a)M spending variance $8,953
                                           cost of goods sold                             $8,953
DM efficiency variance $4,807
                                                                    CGS $4,807
DL spending variance $11,625
                                                                    CGS $11,625
DL efficiency variance $7,925
                                                                    CGS $7,925
FOH volume variance $6,500
                                                                   CGS $6,500
FOH spending variance $13,500
                                                                  CGS $13,500

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