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Hey guys,
sorry for the really simple question but I really need to make sure I get this right.
I was asked to create a absorption and marginal profit statement for the following data:
December 2014:
Direct materials: $300
Direct Labour: $200
Variable Manf OH per unit: $100
Variable distribution cost per unit: $50
Total Fixed Manf OH = $200,000
Total fixed Admin cost = $67,000
Production = 1200 units
Sales = 900 units
Sales Prices per unit = $1000
For the example above I got a profit of 10.895%
Can anyone confirm that is correct?
The more important one for me is the marginal costing one.
Using the same data, I got a profit of 27.5%. That is without considering Fixed OH. which I think is wrong. However, if I use Fixed OH in the marginal calculation I would get a profit of 5.3% which is very low, right?
The exercise continues into December 2015 with the following data:
Direct materials: $300
Direct Labour: $200
Variable Manf OH per unit: $100
Variable distribution cost per unit: $50
Total Fixed Manf OH = $200,000
Total fixed Admin cost = $67,000
Production = 800 units
Sales = 1000 units
Sales price per unit = $1000
Opening inventory would be 300, less 100 closing stock I suppose and by my calculations I got a profit of 5.802%
Is that right?
For the marginal costing calculation also for year 2015, I got 23.302% which again, does not include fixed OH. so I am really unsure about that.
Can anyone explain where I went wrong here and how I include the Fixed OH in the marginal costing calculation?
I really appreciate the help.
Thanks!
sorry for the really simple question but I really need to make sure I get this right.
I was asked to create a absorption and marginal profit statement for the following data:
December 2014:
Direct materials: $300
Direct Labour: $200
Variable Manf OH per unit: $100
Variable distribution cost per unit: $50
Total Fixed Manf OH = $200,000
Total fixed Admin cost = $67,000
Production = 1200 units
Sales = 900 units
Sales Prices per unit = $1000
For the example above I got a profit of 10.895%
Can anyone confirm that is correct?
The more important one for me is the marginal costing one.
Using the same data, I got a profit of 27.5%. That is without considering Fixed OH. which I think is wrong. However, if I use Fixed OH in the marginal calculation I would get a profit of 5.3% which is very low, right?
The exercise continues into December 2015 with the following data:
Direct materials: $300
Direct Labour: $200
Variable Manf OH per unit: $100
Variable distribution cost per unit: $50
Total Fixed Manf OH = $200,000
Total fixed Admin cost = $67,000
Production = 800 units
Sales = 1000 units
Sales price per unit = $1000
Opening inventory would be 300, less 100 closing stock I suppose and by my calculations I got a profit of 5.802%
Is that right?
For the marginal costing calculation also for year 2015, I got 23.302% which again, does not include fixed OH. so I am really unsure about that.
Can anyone explain where I went wrong here and how I include the Fixed OH in the marginal costing calculation?
I really appreciate the help.
Thanks!