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SEMESTER MARCH – AUGUST 2021

CASE STUDY 2

ACC319

A. O’Coco Enterprise manufactures nano-oil products. Virgin coconut oil is one of the main
ingredients in making the products. Due to small storage space, the company practices
First-In First-Out in managing their stock movement. The following were the
transactions which took place in the month of March 2020.

On 1 March 2020, there were 2,500 litres of coconut oil left in the store. First 1,500
litres were purchased in January 2020 for RM15,000. The remaining balance was
purchased in March 2020 for RM12,000.

March 2020 Transaction


3 Sent 2,400 litres to production department.
7 Bought 3,100 litres at RM15.20 per litre from Earth Sdn
Bhd.
9 Sent 1,850 litres to production department.
14 Bought 2,000 litres at RM16.20 per litre (after net of 10%
discount).
17 Sent 2,750 litres to production department.
19 Returned 500 litres on material issued on 14 March
2020 to supplier.
22 Bought 3,250 litres at RM18.20 per litre from Earth Sdn
Bhd.
25 Sent 2,900 litres to production department.

The physical stock-taking identified 430 litres left in the store on 28 March 2020
Required:

a. Prepare the store ledger card for the month of March 2020 by showing the
closing stock value.
(14 marks)

b. Determine the t ot a l amount of net receipts of coconut oil for the month of
March 2020.
(1 mark)

c. State TWO (2) differences if the company changes its stock valuation method to
Last-In First-Out approach.
(2 marks)
B. Identify the correct documents involved in a material purchasing procedure:

a. The supplier will issue after the purchase has been made to
the factory.

b. The production manager needs to fill in in order to have the


materials to be issued to the production department from the store.

c. will be prepared after checking the materials received from


the supplier.
(3 marks)

C. Marjan Sdn Bhd produced ready-made pastry sheets for Malaysia and Singapore
markets. Flour is the most important material in making the pastry sheets. Based on
record from January until December 2020, the company uses 150 kg of flour every
month. The minimum consumption of flour is 100 kg and the maximum consumption
is 250 kg.

The company must pay RM12 as ordering fees. The materials need to be stored and
the company will incur RM3 per kg as handling cost plus RM1 as the insurance fees to
bring the materials into the factory's store. The delivery of flour to the factory is within
3 to 5 days. Currently, the company will order 85 kg of flour every time they place an
order. The company is planning to manage their ordering system economically and
systematically.
Required:
Calculate:

a. Reorder point level


(2 marks)

b. Maximum stock level


(4 marks)
c. Minimum stock level

(2 marks)
(Total: 28 marks)

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