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Accounting 211

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Lecture notes:

Example:

1/1/98

12/31/98

Raw Material

10,000

15,000

WIP

39,000

31,000

Finished Goods

74,000

87,000

98 Raw Material Purchases = 20,000
Raw Materials Used in Production = 20,000 - (15,000 - 10,000) = 15,000

COGS = $120,000

FINISHED GOODS

COGM

COGS

Change = 13,000

COGM > COGS by 13,000
COGM = $133,000

WIP

Manuf. Costs

COGM

Change = 8,000

COGM > Manuf. Costs by 8,000
Manufacturing Costs = $125,000


Predetermined Overhead Rate

Estimated Overhead / Estimated Activity Level


Page 753, Exercise 5

19X8 Predetermined Overhead Rate = 1,145,000 / 90,000 = $12.72

Job 16A4 = $31,673
Job 21C2 = $66,394
Job 17H3 = $54,314


Page 753, Exercise 6

Total Overhead Applied = 89,920 x 12.72 =

1,143,782

Actual Overhead =

1,143,400

Overapplied Overhead =

382

3 accounts affected: WIP, finished goods, COGS


Activity Based Costing

  • Multiple overhead rates
  • More accurate than using a single predetermined overhead rate


New Income Statement Format

Sales

- Variable Costs

Contribution Margin

- Fixed Costs

Net Income

Sales in units = 10,000

Sales

100,000

- Variable Costs

- 60,000

Contribution Margin

40,000

- Fixed Costs

- 20,000

Net Income

20,000


Contribution Margin per Unit

Cont. Marg. / Units Sold = 40,000 / 10,000 = $4

Contribution Margin Ratio

Cont. Marg. / Sales = 40,000 / 100,000 = 40%

Breakeven Point

Net Income = 0
Contribution Margin = Fixed Costs

Breakeven Point in Units

Fixed Costs / Cont. Marg. per Unit = 20,000 / 4 = 5,000 units

Breakeven Point in Sales Dollars

5,000 units x $10 = $50,000
OR
Fixed Costs / Cont. Marg. Ratio = 20,000 / .4 = $50,000


What is the change in Net Income if sales were to increase 20%?

Change in Net Income = Change in Cont. Marg., so:

40,000

x .20

$8,000


How many units must be sold to earn a Net Income of $50,000?

Cont. Marg.

70,000

- Fixed Costs

- 20,000

Net Income

50,000

Cont. Marg. / Cont. Marg. per Unit = 70,000 / 4 = 17,500 units


Example

Sales = 30,000 Units

Sales

300,000

- Variable Costs

- 210,000

Cont. Marg.

90,000

- Fixed Costs

- 60,000

Net Income

30,000


Breakeven Point in Units

Fixed Costs / Cont. Marg. per Unit = 60,000 / 3 = 20,000 units

Breakeven Point in Sales Dollars

20,000 x 10 = $200,000 OR 60,000 / .3 = $200,000


What is the change in Net Income as a result of 40% increase in sales volume?

90,000

x .4

36,000


How many units need to be sold in order to achieve a $75,000 Net Income?

Cont. Marg.

135,000

- Fixed Costs

- 60,000

Net Income

75,000

Cont. Marg. / Cont. Marg. per Unit = 135,000 / 3 = 45,000


Page 850, Problem B2

Sales Price / Unit

435

- Variable Costs / Unit

- 210

Cont. Marg. / Unit

225


Contribution Margin Ratio

225 / 435 = .517

  1. Breakeven Point in Units = 166,500 / 225 = 740 units
  2. Breakeven Point in Sales Dollars = 740 x 435 = $321,900 OR 166,500 / .517 = $322,050
  3. (166,500 + 10,125) / 225 = 785 units

Sales Price

425

- Variable Costs

- 195

Cont. Marg.

230

(166,500 + 15,200) / 230 = 790 units


 
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