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Question 4 A.(i) Moment Inc. provides the following data for June 2016 when 15,000 Units are...

Question 4

A.(i) Moment Inc. provides the following data for June 2016 when 15,000 Units are manufactured:

Standard Material Cost (Per Unit)

8.50 kg @ $ 7.50/kg

Actual Material Cost (Per Unit)

6.75 kg @ $ 13.5/kg

StandardLabor cost (Per Unit)

5.5 hrs @ $ 15/hr

Actual Labor cost (Per Unit)

6.5 hrs @ $ 12.2/hr

Calculate:

             Direct Material Price Variance

             Direct Material Quantity/Usage Variance

              Total Material Cost Variance

              Direct Labor Rate Variance

             Direct Labor Efficiency Variance

              Total Labor Cost Variance

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(ii) Calculate Variable Overhead Spending Variance if actual labor hours used are 260,standard variable overhead rate is $10.40 per direct labor hour and actual variable overhead rate is $9.30 per direct labor hour. Also specify whether the variance is favorable or unfavorable.

(iii) Calculate the variable overhead efficiency variance using the following figures:

             Number of Units Produced

620

Standard Direct Labor Hours Per Unit

0.2

              Actual Direct Labor Hours Used

260

              Standard Variable Overhead Rate

$10.40

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(i)

Direct Material variances:

(1) (2) (3)
SQ*SP AQ*AP AQ*SP
Standard Quantity allowed for Actual output at standard price Actual Quantity of Input at actual price Actual Quantity of Input at standard price
127,500 kg * $7.5 per kg 6.75 kg per unit * 15,000 units * $13.5 per kg 6.75 kg per unit * 15,000 units * $7.5 per kg
$                                      956,250 $                           1,366,875 $               759,375
Workings
SQ SQ for Actual output
= 8.5 kg * 15,000 units
SQ                                   127,500
Direct Material Variances
Direct Material Price variance (3)-(2)                 (607,500) Unfavorable
Direct Material Quantity/ usage variance (1)-(3)                   196,875 Favorable
Total Material cost variance (1)-(2)                 (410,625) Unfavorable

Direct Labor variances:

(1) (2) (3)
SH*SR AH*AR AH*SR
Standard Hours allowed for Actual output at standard rate Actual Hours of Input at actual rate Actual Hours of Input at standard rate
82,500 hours * $15 per hour 6.5 hours per unit * 15,000 units * $12.20 per hour 6.5 hours per unit * 15,000 units * $15 per hour
$                              1,237,500 $                  1,189,500 $                  1,462,500
Workings
SH SH for Actual output
= 5.5 hours per unit * 15,000 units
SH                           82,500
Direct Labor Variances
Direct Labor Rate variance (3)-(2)                         273,000 Favorable
Direct Labor Efficiency variance (1)-(3)                       (225,000) Unfavorable
Total Labour cost variance (1)-(2)                           48,000 Favorable

(ii)
Variable overhead variances:

(1) (2) (3)
SH*SR AH*AR AH*SR
Standard Hours allowed for Actual output at standard rate Actual Hours of Input at actual rate Actual Hours of Input at standard rate
124 hours * $10.4 per direct labor hour 260 hours * $9.3 per direct labor hour 260 hours * $10.40 per direct labor hour
$                          1,290 $                                   2,418 $                  2,704
Workings
SH SH for Actual output
= 0.2 hours per unit * 620 units
SH 124
Variable overhead - variances
Variable overhead Rate variance (3)-(2)                         286 Favorable
Variable overhead Efficiency variance (1)-(3)                    (1,414) Unfavorable
Variable overhead Spending variance (Total Variable overhead cost variance) (1)-(2)                    (1,128) Unfavorable

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