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Q.3 Junaid Shoes (JS) is engaged in manufacturing of standard size leather shoes used by labor in various
factories. During the year ended December 31, 2021 following costs were incurred:
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Rs.
Leather purchases (including 17% refundable sales tax) 1,404,000
Direct labor cost 950,000
Rent (50% factory, 30% marketing office, 20% admin office) 800,000
Salaries and benefits of marketing staff 325,000
Other manufacturing overheads 120,000
Other admin expenses 190,000
Packing material consumed in production 90,000
Depreciation of factory assets 250,000
Additional information:
(i) Leather inventory was valued at Rs. 150,000 and Rs. 210,000 at start and end of 2021 respectively.
(ii) Finished goods inventory is measured using weighted average costing method.
(iii) During the year 2021 2,000 pairs of leather shoes were produced whereas 1,830 pairs of leather shoes
were sold. As at January 1, 2021, 200 pairs of leather shoes were held in inventory valued at a total
cost of Rs. 284,000.
(iv) There was no work in process inventory at start or end of 2021.
Required:
Calculate total cost of leather shoes closing inventory as at December 31, 2021. (10)
Q.4 JK Enterprises produces a single product. For the month of August 2022, the books of account show the
following:
Rs.
Raw material purchases (400kgs) 500,000
Direct labour 120,000
Selling costs 100,000
Depreciation on plant and machinery 225,000
Distribution costs 160,000
Factory manager’s salary 300,000
Indirect labour 645,000
Indirect material consumed 780,000
Other production overheads 60,000
Other accounting costs 110,000
Other administration overheads 90,000
Other information are as under:
(i) 2.5 kgs of raw material is required to produce 1 unit of finished product. 150 units were produced
during the month.
(ii) There were 75 kgs of raw material worth Rs. 270,000, on 1 August 2022.
(iii) Work-in-progress at the start of the month amounted to Rs. 175,000, whereas that at the end of the
month amounted to Rs. 86,000.
(iv) JK uses FIFO to value its raw material inventory.
Required:
Calculate the cost of goods manufactured during August 2022. (09)
Q.5 Given below is information about the remuneration of three different employees for the month of May:
(a) Pay on an hourly basis at a rate of Rs. 500 per hour. Overtime is paid for any hours over and above
160 in a month at a premium of 40% of the basic rate. During the month Mr. A worked for 184
hours.
(b) Pay on a piece rate basis for the number of units produced. The rates are Rs. 10 per unit for the first
1,000 units in a month, Rs. 15 for the next 500 units and Rs. 20 for any units over 1,500. In the
month Mr. B produced 1,640 units. However 30 units did not pass quality inspection and were
rejected.
(c) Pay on an hourly basis at a rate of Rs. 160 per hour. Worker is also eligible for a monthly bonus
based upon the time saved on manufacture of products compared to the standard time for
manufacturing i.e. 1.8 hours per unit. This time saving is split equally between the employer and the
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employees. During the month Mr. C worked for 300 hours and produced 200 units. The bonus that he
earns is based upon his normal hourly rate of pay.
Required:
Calculate the gross wage for each of the employees. (09)
Q.6 Habib Limited (HL) produce two products, Vita and Zita. Both products are processed through two
production departments, P-01 and P-02. The following budgeted data relates to the production department:
P-01 P-02
Allocated and apportioned overheads Rs. 252,000 Rs. 360,000
Direct Labour Hours Per Unit in each department:
Vita 3.00 4.00
Zita 2.40 5.20
The budgeted production is 15,000 units of Vita and 13,000 units of Zita. Departmental overheads are
allocated between both products on the basis direct labor hours.
Required:
Calculate overhead absorption rate per unit for Vita and Zita. (07)
SECTION B
Q.7 Following data relates to activities in process 2 of Habib Industry for the month of June:
1) Opening work in progress:
Quantity 3,500 Kgs (40% complete)
Process 1 (i.e. Chemical X) cost Rs. 150,000
Chemical Y cost -
Conversion cost Rs. 75,000
2) Chemical X transferred in process 2 from process 1:
Quantity 80,000 Kgs
Total cost Rs. 1,600,000
3) Chemical Y was added to process 2 when it was 50% complete:
Quantity 40,000 Kgs
Total cost Rs. 1,200,000
4) Closing work in progress:
Quantity 2,700 Kgs (60% complete)
5) Rejection is identified when process is 30% complete. 2% of input is considered to be quite normal
rejection. Recovery value of defective units is Rs. 8 per Kg. Actual rejection during the month was
2,000 kgs.
6) Conversion cost incurred during the month amounts to Rs. 1,250,000.
Required:
Prepare equivalent production, per unit cost and statement of evaluation using FIFO method. (20)
Q.8 Sigma Garments (SG) is engaged in selling ready-made garments. These garments are processed through
three production departments. SG's production facility also has two service departments. Following
information relates to budgeted production overheads for the year ending December 31, 2019:
Rs. million
Depreciation (building) 40.00
Depreciation (P&M) 18.00
Indirect labor 54.00
Insurance (building) 22.00
Power 96.00
General lighting 14.00
Repairs (P&M) 36.00
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