A company that manufactures a single product supplied the following budgeted details: Budgeted production and factory overheads costs were 3 000 units and N$15 000, respectively. selling price per unit is N$150, variable cost per unit: Direct material N$30, Direct labour N$ 40, Variable overheads N$20, fixed overheads per month N$60 000. During the past month 3000 units were manufactured while only 600 units were on hand. The profit for the month according to the direct/marginal costing method was:
Income Statement (Marginal Costing) | |
Sales (N$150 * 2400 units) | 360,000 |
Variable Production Costs: | |
Direct Material (N$30 * 3000 units) | 90,000 |
Direct Labour (N$40 * 3000 units) | 120,000 |
Variable Overheads (N$20 * 3000 units) | 60,000 |
Total Variable Production Costs | 270,000 |
Less: Closing stock (N$90 * 600 units) | 54,000 |
Total Variable Costs | 216,000 |
Contribution (Sales- Total Variable Costs) | 144,000 |
Less: Fixed Costs -- Fixed Overheads (N$15,000+ N$60,000) | 75,000 |
PROFIT | 69,000 |
Working notes:
Closing stock will be valued at total variable cost, i.e., 20+40+30= N$90 per unit * 600 units.
Profit for the month will be N$69,000 using marginal costing method.
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