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Sholpan [36]
3 years ago
5

A1 Consulting Services (A1CS) provides various types of consulting services throughout Fiji. It

Business
1 answer:
Usimov [2.4K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

A1 Consulting Services (A1CS)

1. A1CS's total traceable costs for the coming year = $3,581,000 and

Total anticipated overhead = $909,000

2. Predetermined overhead rate = $0.254 per traceable cost.

3. The percentage of cost that A1CS will add to each job to achieve its profit target is:

= 27.8%

4. The total cost of the Mano Manufacturing project is:

= $87,780

5. Mango Manufacturing would be billed $112,183.

6. The approach in requirement 5 is the markup approach, which is based on a percentage added to the total costs.  It is different from a margin approach, which adds a percentage of the selling price to the total costs.

7. Other operating costs may include Supervisor's salaries, Equipment depreciation expenses, and Factory property taxes.

8. There may be other professional staff who work on the general projects, whose costs cannot be directly traceable to specific client projects.

Some costs incurred under professional staff may be indirect costs, for example, training of professional staff.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

                                          Cost       Percentage of cost directly

                                                               traceable to clients

Professional staff salaries $3 000 000      85%    $2,550,000 ($3m*85%)

Administrative support staff   800 000      60%          480,000 ($.8m*60%)

Travel                                       400 000      80%          320,000 ($.4m*80%)

Photocopying                            90 000      90%              81,000 ($90,000*90%)

Other operating costs            200 000      75%           150,000 ($0.2m*75%)

Total                                   $4 490 000

Total traceable costs                                               $3,581,000

Total anticipated overhead = $909,000 ($4,490,000 - $3,581,000)

Predetermined overhead rate = $909,000/$3,581,000 = $0.254

Target profit = $1,250,000

Percentage of cost to add to achieve target profit = 27.8% ($1,250,000/$4,490,000 * 100)

Costs incurred for a project for Mango Manufacturing:

Professional staff salaries $55 000

Administrative support staff 5 000

Travel                                     6 000

Photocopying                         1 200

Other operating costs          2 800

Total traceable costs       $70,000

Overhead costs ($0.254)   17,780

Total costs =                     $87,780

Markup (27.8%)  =              24,403

Total billing for services  $112,183

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