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Management Accounting Final Exam Guide

This document contains a final exam for a management accounting course. It consists of 6 problems testing concepts like costing, overhead application, break even analysis, and segment profitability. The problems include calculations of direct and indirect costs, overhead allocation, contribution margin, minimum selling price and decisions around dropping or keeping business segments.
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Management Accounting Final Exam Guide

This document contains a final exam for a management accounting course. It consists of 6 problems testing concepts like costing, overhead application, break even analysis, and segment profitability. The problems include calculations of direct and indirect costs, overhead allocation, contribution margin, minimum selling price and decisions around dropping or keeping business segments.
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Final Examination

Management accounting 1
Duration: 90 minutes
No material allowed
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Problem 1 (1.5 marks)

1. (0.75 marks)
Indirect material/LH = $126,000/21000LH = $6/LH
Electricity cost (at 55,000 LH) = 565000 – 55000*6 – 11000 = $224,000
Variable Electricity cost/LH = ($224,000 - $88,000)/(55,000 – 21,000) = $4/LH
Fixed Electricity cost = 224,000 – 55,000*4 = 4,000
y = 4,000 + 4x

2. (0.75 marks)
10 * 40,000 + 15,000 = 415,000

Problem 2 (1.5 marks)

1.
a. Dr Raw material 60,000
Cr Account Payable 60,000

b. Dr Work in process – Job 612 22,000


Dr Work in process – Job 613 18,000
Dr Work in process – Job 614 12,000
Cr Raw material 52,000

c. Dr Work in process – Job 612 32,000


Dr Work in process – Job 613 24,000
Dr Work in process – Job 614 16,000
Cr Wages payable 72,000

d. Dr Manufacturing overhead 35,000


Cr various payables account 35,000

e. Dr Work in process – Job 612 16,000


Dr Work in process – Job 613 12,000
Dr Work in process – Job 614 8,000
Cr Manufacturing overhead 36,000

f. Dr Finish goods – Job 612 70,000


Cr Work in process– Job 612 70,000
Dr Finish goods – Job 613 54,000
Cr Work in process– Job 613 124,000

g. Dr Account receivable 98,000 (40%*$70,000)


Cr Sales revenue 98,000

Dr Cost of goods sold 70,000


Cr Finish goods – Job 612 70,000

Dispose the under/overapplied MOH, given that under/overapplied MOH was material.
+ Estimated WIP (Job 614) = $36,000  22.5%
+ Estimated FG (Job 613) = $54,000  33.75%
+ Estimated COGS = $70,000  43.75%
Total estimated cost = $160,000

Over-applied MOH = $36,000 - $35,000 = $1,000 (material)


Dispose Over-applied MOH for:
+ WIP (Job 614) = 1,000*22.5% = $225
+ FG (Job 613) = 1,000*33.75% = $337.5
+ COGS (Job 612) = 1000 – 225- 337.5 = 437.5

Dr MOH 1,000
Cr WIP (Job 614) 225
Cr FG (Job 613) 337.5
Cr COGS (Job 612) 437.5

Problem 3 (2 marks)

Problem 4 (1.5 marks)


1. VC/unit = $14/u; CM/unit = $6/u
BEQ = 90,000/6 = 15,000 units
BER = 15,000 * $20 = 300,000
2. CM/u (new) = $4/u
The increase in CM = 27,000*$4 – 13,500*$6 = $27,000
The decrease in profit = $35,000 - $27,000 = $8,000

Problem 5 (2 marks)
1. (1 mark)
Cost base/unit = 90 + 30 + 20+ 10= $150/unit
% markup = ($100,000 + $60,000 + 20%*1,000,000)/(2,000*$150) = 120%
Price Quotation Sheet
Cost base/unit $150
Markup/unit (120%*150) 180
Selling price/unit 330
2. (1 mark)
Variable cost/unit 145
Opportunity cost/unit (300*($330 - $150)/500) 108
Fixed cost/unit ($4,000/500) 8
Minimum selling price/unit 261

Problem 6 (1.5 marks)

1. (0.75 mark)
Contribution margin lost....................................................................................$(756,000)
Segment salaries can be avoided ....................................................................... 656,000
Decrease in income ........................................................................................... (100,000)
Sophia should keep UA40
2. (0.75 mark)
Contribution margin lost......................................................................................$(750,000)
Segment salaries can be avoided ....................................................................... 850,000
Increase in income .............................................................................................. 100,000
Sophia should drop UA43

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