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alisha [4.7K]
4 years ago
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Swain company manufactures one product, it does not maintain any beginning or ending inventories, and its uses a standard cost s

ystem. the company's beginning balance in retained earnings is $65,000. it sells one product for $170 per unit and it generated total sales during the period of $603,500 while incurring selling and administrative expenses of $54,500. swain company does not have any variable manufacturing overhead costs and its standard cost card for its only product is as follows:

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Lelechka [254]4 years ago
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Answer:

Budgeted COGS = $134 x 3,550 units = $479,250

Actual COGS = $482,151.42, so the total variance was $2,901.42 U

                    Swain Company

                   Income statement

Total revenue                                       $603,500

COGS:                                              ($482,151.42)

  • Direct materials $217,925.67
  • Direct labor $14,300.75
  • <u>Fixed overhead $249,925                            </u>

Gross profit                                       $121,348.58

<u>S&A expenses                                     ($54,500)  </u>

Net profit                                           $66,848.58

Retained earnings = $65,000 + $66,848.58 = $131,848.58

Explanation:

retained earnings $65,000

total sales $603,500

number of units sold = $603,500 / $170 per unit = 3,550 units

selling and administrative expenses $54,500

materials quantity variance = (actual quantity - standard quantity) x standard price = $9,250 favorable. This means that the company used fewer materials than budgeted: -$9,250 = (actual quantity - 24,850) x $9

actual quantity used = (-$9,250 / $9) + 24,850 pounds = 23,822.22 pounds less

materials price variance = (actual cost - standard cost) x units purchased = $3,525 U. This means that the company paid $3,525 more for materials than it had estimated: $3,525 = (actual cost - $9) x 23,822.22 pounds

actual cost = ($3,525 / 23,822.22 pounds) + $9 = $9.148 per pound

*the only way 2 labor hurs x standard cost = $1, is that standard cost = $0.50

labor efficiency variance = (actual hours - standard hours) x standard rate = $6,725 = (actual hours - 7,100) x $0.50:

actual hours = ($6,725 / $0.50) + 7,100 = 20,550 hours

labor rate variance = actual hours x (actual rate - standard rate) = $4,025 = 7,660.42 hours x (actual rate - $12):

actual rate = ($4,025 / 20,550 hours) + $0.50 = $0.6959

fixed overhead budget variance = actual fixed overhead - budgeted overhead = $1,425 U = actual fixed overhead - $248,500:

actual fixed overhead = $248,500 + $1,425 = $249,925

actual fixed overhead per unit = $249,925 / 3,550 = $70.4014

fixed overhead volume variance = (actual hours - standard hours) x actual fixed overhead per unit = -$6,000 F = (actual hours - 3.5 hours) x $70.4014:

actual overhead hours = (-$6,000 / $70.4014) + 12,425 hours = -85.23 + 12,425 = 12,339.77 hours

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