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During the most recent year, Boston Corp. had the following data: Beginning inventory in units         -  ...

During the most recent year, Boston Corp. had the following data:

Beginning inventory in units

        -  

Units produced

              15,000

Units sold ($125 per unit)

12,000

Variable costs per unit:

      Direct materials

         $15

      Direct labor

                 $20

      Variable overhead

         $10

Fixed costs:

      Fixed overhead per unit produced

         $20

      Fixed selling and administrative

$ 200,000

Required:

A. How many units are in ending inventory?

B. Using absorption costing, calculate the per-unit product cost. What is the value of ending inventory?

C. Using variable costing, calculate the per-unit product cost. What is the value of ending inventory?

D. What is the income using variable costing? (not absorption costing).

Solutions

Expert Solution

PART-1) How many units are in ending inventory?

Solution:

Beginning inventory

0

Plus: Units produced

15000

Minus: Units sold

12000

Ending inventory

3000

PART-2) Using absorption costing, calculate the per-unit product cost. What is the value of ending inventory.

Solution:

Variable cost per unit

Direct materials

15

Direct labor

20

Variable overhead

10

Fixed cost:

Fixed overhead per unit

20

Fixed selling and administratve cost

17

Per unit product cost

81.67

Number of ending units

3,000

Cost per unit less selling and administartive cost

65

Cost of ending inventory

195,000

 

PART-3) Using variable costing, calculate the per-unit product cost. What is the value of ending inventory?

Solution:

Variable cost per unit

Direct materials

15

Direct labor

20

Variable overhead

10

Fixed cost:

Fixed overhead per unit

20

Fixed selling and administratve cost

17

Per unit product cost

82

Number of ending units

3,000

Cost per unit less fixed costs

45

Cost of ending inventory

135,000

 

PART-4) What is the income using variable costing? (not absorption costing)

Solution:

Sales

1,500,000

Less: variable costs

Direct materials

180,000

Direct labor

240,000

Variable overhead

120,000

Total variable costs

540,000

Contribution margin

960,000

Fixed costs

Fixed overhead

300,000

Fixed selling and adminstrative

200,000

Total fixed costs

500,000

Net income

460,000


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