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end-tas
almost 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
Raw Materials were issued for use in production. Base Fab Department br 851,000.00,and Finishing Department 629,000.00
Raw Materials were issued for use in production. BaseFab Department br 851,000.00,and Finishing Department br 629,000.00
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tumula-dilleswarrao
about 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
lecture note on job costing
job order cost with its features and elements
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paul_muthee
about 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
Do you provide answers to question as that one below
The executives of Samson Company are developing the annual profit plan. The effect on budgeted profit of several contemplated decisions is being assessed. Some of these decisions will affect fixed costs, other will affect variable costs and still others relate to sales price and sales volume (number of units). The profit goal set by the management is Ksh 25,000. The following preliminary income statement data (summarized) have been developed as under:
Sales at Ksh 20 per unit
Ksh 100,000
Costs:
Fixed
Ksh 49,600
Variable
Ksh 38,000
Ksh 87,600
Profit
Ksh 12,400
Required: (Each alternative is independent and assume no change in units unless specifically stated otherwise)
a. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point based on the preliminary plan.
b. Compute the planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming management makes a decision that will cause fixed cost to increase 10 percent.
c. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming instead that the decision will cause only variable costs to increase 10 percent.
d. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming a decision made to increase the sales price by 10 percent.
e. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and breakeven point assuming the planned sales volume (units) is increased by 10 percent.
f. There is possibility that all the above alternatives will be included in the final profit plan that is, a 10 percent increase in fixed costs, a 10 percent increase in variable costs, a 10 percent increase in sales price and a 10 percent increase in sales units. Compute the budgeted contribution margin profit and break-even point considering the combined effect of these four changes.
g. How many units would have to be sold under requirement 6 to exactly meet the profit goal?
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alxM
over 6 years ago
Cost Accounting
why cost accounting is ussually ignored in organizations and growing industries
Cost accounting has been dignified by indigeneous environment then swallowed by cultural values of the entire organization and killed by cottage indusrtries . Examine and diagnoise major pillars of the statement.
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kiden-nancy-1
over 1 year ago
Cost Accounting
snakhokonke-nkosi
almost 2 years ago
Cost Accounting
Examples of Direct labor in a Printing shop
Direct labor information on how load shedding has impact on the Direct labor of the printing shop and hoe to overcome that situation caused by the load shedding
3
sipepisiwe-moyo
about 2 years ago
Cost Accounting
present an analysis of the total cost and profit or loss attributable to job ax1 pdf
present an analysis of the total cost and profit or loss attributable to job ax1 pdf
3
end-tas
almost 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
Raw Materials were issued for use in production. Base Fab Department br 851,000.00,and Finishing Department 629,000.00
Raw Materials were issued for use in production. BaseFab Department br 851,000.00,and Finishing Department br 629,000.00
0
tumula-dilleswarrao
about 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
lecture note on job costing
job order cost with its features and elements
0
paul_muthee
about 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
Do you provide answers to question as that one below
The executives of Samson Company are developing the annual profit plan. The effect on budgeted profit of several contemplated decisions is being assessed. Some of these decisions will affect fixed costs, other will affect variable costs and still others relate to sales price and sales volume (number of units). The profit goal set by the management is Ksh 25,000. The following preliminary income statement data (summarized) have been developed as under:
Sales at Ksh 20 per unit
Ksh 100,000
Costs:
Fixed
Ksh 49,600
Variable
Ksh 38,000
Ksh 87,600
Profit
Ksh 12,400
Required: (Each alternative is independent and assume no change in units unless specifically stated otherwise)
a. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point based on the preliminary plan.
b. Compute the planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming management makes a decision that will cause fixed cost to increase 10 percent.
c. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming instead that the decision will cause only variable costs to increase 10 percent.
d. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming a decision made to increase the sales price by 10 percent.
e. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and breakeven point assuming the planned sales volume (units) is increased by 10 percent.
f. There is possibility that all the above alternatives will be included in the final profit plan that is, a 10 percent increase in fixed costs, a 10 percent increase in variable costs, a 10 percent increase in sales price and a 10 percent increase in sales units. Compute the budgeted contribution margin profit and break-even point considering the combined effect of these four changes.
g. How many units would have to be sold under requirement 6 to exactly meet the profit goal?
0
snakhokonke-nkosi
almost 2 years ago
Cost Accounting
Examples of Direct labor in a Printing shop
Direct labor information on how load shedding has impact on the Direct labor of the printing shop and hoe to overcome that situation caused by the load shedding
3
paul_muthee
about 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
Do you provide answers to question as that one below
The executives of Samson Company are developing the annual profit plan. The effect on budgeted profit of several contemplated decisions is being assessed. Some of these decisions will affect fixed costs, other will affect variable costs and still others relate to sales price and sales volume (number of units). The profit goal set by the management is Ksh 25,000. The following preliminary income statement data (summarized) have been developed as under:
Sales at Ksh 20 per unit
Ksh 100,000
Costs:
Fixed
Ksh 49,600
Variable
Ksh 38,000
Ksh 87,600
Profit
Ksh 12,400
Required: (Each alternative is independent and assume no change in units unless specifically stated otherwise)
a. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point based on the preliminary plan.
b. Compute the planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming management makes a decision that will cause fixed cost to increase 10 percent.
c. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming instead that the decision will cause only variable costs to increase 10 percent.
d. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and break-even point assuming a decision made to increase the sales price by 10 percent.
e. Compute planned contribution margin, profit and breakeven point assuming the planned sales volume (units) is increased by 10 percent.
f. There is possibility that all the above alternatives will be included in the final profit plan that is, a 10 percent increase in fixed costs, a 10 percent increase in variable costs, a 10 percent increase in sales price and a 10 percent increase in sales units. Compute the budgeted contribution margin profit and break-even point considering the combined effect of these four changes.
g. How many units would have to be sold under requirement 6 to exactly meet the profit goal?
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dylanx
almost 12 years ago
Cost Accounting
What is meant by a Business Cycle?
Economy of an organization depends on its business techniques. Explain the term business cycle with reference to economy of an organization.
4
sipepisiwe-moyo
about 2 years ago
Cost Accounting
present an analysis of the total cost and profit or loss attributable to job ax1 pdf
present an analysis of the total cost and profit or loss attributable to job ax1 pdf
3
ekaant
over 5 years ago
Cost Accounting
A major purpose of cost accounting is to
- a) Provide information to stockholders for investment decisions.
- b) Measure, record, and report product costs.
- c) Measure, record, and report period costs.
- d) Classify all costs as operating or nonoperating.
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jokerxxx
over 11 years ago
Cost Accounting
What are the departments in Value Chain?
Supply Chain department is the controlling body of all the supplies. Please mention some of the departments that are associated with Value Chain Management.
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Cost Accounting