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Assignment (
2
)
Deadline:
Saturday 12/11/2022 @ 23:59
Course Name:
Cost Accounting
Student’s Name: Khalid AlQarni
Course Code:
ACCT 301
Student’s ID Number:
S190231531
Semester:
1
st
CRN:14633
Academic Year:
1444 H
For Instructor’s Use only
Instructor’s Name: Dr. Shahid Husain
Students’ Grade:
/15
Level of Marks:
High/Middle/Low
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Assignment Question(s)
:
(Marks
15)
Q1. Differentiate between routine operating decisions and non-routine operating decisions with
suitable examples. List all non-routine operating decisions and explain any two decisions with
suitable examples.
(3 Marks)
Note: Your answer must include numerical examples for each method along with qualitative
consideration.
(Week 8, Chapter 4)
Answer:
Generally, Decisions in the business field can be classified into Routine and Non-Routine
decisions, we can differentiate between them as below:
-Routine decisions
are referring to the type of decisions that are characterized with their short term
base , which mean that they may be daily or monthly base. Such of these decisions doesn’t affect
significantly on the business of the company. This type of decisions are inherent with lower level of
uncertainty so it include little risks. Examples for these decisions include:
-Determining the required stationary budget for the company.
-Preparing the monthly production.
Non-Routine Decisions:
This type of decisions are characterized with being long-term basis ,due to
that, it has got a significant impact on the business of the company, as these decisions are strategic in
their nature. It involves high level of uncertainty, so that, high level managers are responsible for
taking such of these decisions who have the enough experience in dealing with type of decisions.
-Keep or eliminate business segments.
-
Accept or reject a customer’s special order
List of Non-Routine decisions:
This list is wide to include the next types of decisions:
1-Keep or eliminate business segments.
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2-Accept or reject a customer’s special order.
3- Insource or outsource a business activity.
4-Constrained (scarce) resource allocation issues
Examples: I will give examples for the next types of decisions:
-Keep or eliminate business segments.
Example:
( Insource or outsource business activity).
AlFateh company is a manufacturing company that is producing product ( X), the production cost
details to produce 30,000 unit per year include the next:
Details
$
Direct material (unit)
5
Direct Labor (Unit)
3
Variable manufacturing overhead cost (Unit)
1.5
Fixed manufacturing overhead cost (Unit)
1
Fixed selling cost (unit)
0.5
Total
11
The company has an offer to bring this unit from external supplier at $ 9 per unit for 30,000 unit annully.
Firstly, we will begin to classify the production costs to ( Relevant or irrelevant ) costs, then we will
have the next results:
Details
$
Relevant
Irrelevant
Direct material (unit)
5
5
Direct Labor (Unit)
3
3
Variable manufacturing overhead cost (Unit)
1.5
1.5
Fixed manufacturing overhead cost (Unit)
1
-
1
Fixed selling cost (unit)
0.5
-
0.5
Total
11
9.5
1.5
Then through comparing the relevant production cost per unit ( $9.5) versus the outsourcing cost ($
9)
Then the advantage of ( Buy over make) = (9.5 – 9) * 30000 = $ 15,000
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Hence, it will be better for Al-Fateh company to buy the product from the external supplier, rather
than making it internally, as it will generate profits about $ 15,000
Example 2: -Accept or reject a customer’s special order.
If AlFateh company has the following production costs per unit for producing 50,000 Units:
Details
$
Direct material (unit)
5
Direct Labor (Unit)
3
Variable manufacturing overhead cost (Unit)
1.5
Fixed manufacturing overhead cost (Unit)
1
Fixed selling cost (unit)
0.5
Total
11
In the ordinary base, the company has a capacity of 100,000 Units the company is identifying $ 12 as
a selling price per unit. The company has received offer from customer to produce 20,000 unit for $
10 per unit.
Using the above data, we can judge whether the company is required to accept the special order of
the customer or not as follows:
Measuring the sufficient idle capacity to accept this order without disrupting normal operations:
Projected sales for Normal customers
50,000
Special Offer
20,000
Total
70,000 units
Then, it is clear that the company still have got about 30,000 units to reach the idle
Calculating the relevant production costs:
Relevant production costs = Direct material cost + Direct Labor cost + Variable M.Overhead cost
Relevant Production costs = 5+3+1.5 = $ 9.5
Incremental profit if accept special order =($10 selling price - $9.5 relevant costs) x 20,000 units
= $10,000
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So, the company is advised to accept the offer of customer to produce 20,000 units to benefit from
the profit $10,000.
Q2. Suppose that you are working in a company as a cost manager that has two support
departments
and two operating departments
. Determine the total department cost
and
allocation base
for these departments and allocate the support department cost to the
operating
department
based
on
the
following
methods:
(4 Marks)
The direct method
The step-down method
Note: You are required to assume values of your own and they should not be copied from any
sources.
(Week 9, Chapter 8)
Answer:
Example:
AlFateh Co is operating in the manufacturing spare parts of cars, in an automated company. Withing
the production process, the company is having two operating departments ( Assembly Department ,
Cutting department
), and other two supporting departments (
Material Handling department,
Factory Administration Department). For the material handling department, the cost accountant is
depending on Hours of service basis, while it use the total labor hours for the Factory administration
department.
Here are the given data about the production process.
Supporting departments
Operating Departments
Total
Material
Handlin
Factory
Administratio
Assembly
departmen
Cutting
Department
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g
n department
t
Total Department costs
96,000
64,000
108,000
48,000
316,000
No of Hours of service
12
15
20
30
No of labor Hours
25
25
60
20
Hence, we can allocate the costs of the supporting centers to the operating departments using
the Direct method, and Step-Down method as follows:
-Direct Method:
Supporting departments
Operating
Departments
Total
Material
Handling
Factory
Administratio
n dep
Assembl
y dep
Cutting
Dep
Total Department costs
96,000
64,000
108,000
48,000
316,000
No of Hours of service
12
15
20
30
77
No of labor Hours
25
25
60
20
130
Allocate costs:
Material Handling Dep
( 96,000 )
38,400
(1)
57,600
(2)
$ 0
Factory Administration Dep
(64,000)
48,000
(3)
16,000
(4)
$ 0
Totals
0
0
194,400
121,600
316,000
Share of the Assembly Dep from the Material Handling Dep = 96,000 * (20 /50) = $ 38,400
Share of the Cutting Dep from the Material Handling Dep = 96,000 * (30 /50) = $ 38,400
Share of the Assembly Dep from the Factory Administration Dep = 96,000 * (20 /50) = $ 38,400
Share of the Cutting Dep from the Factory Administration Dep = 96,000 * (30 /50) = $ 38,400
Step-Down method:
The basis of the allocation in this method is that the first support department’s costs are allocated to
all operating and support departments that use its services.
Using the above data the allocation of Costs is done as below:
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Supporting departments
Operating
Departments
Total
Material
Handling
Factory
Administratio
n dep
Assembl
y dep
Cutting
Dep
Total Department costs
96,000
64,000
108,000
48,000
316,000
No of Hours of service
12
15
20
30
77
No of labor Hours
25
25
60
20
130
Firstly, identifying the allocation order:
Material Handling provided = 15 / ( 15+20+30) = 23%
Factory administration Dep provided = 25 / ( 25+60+20) = 24%
So the factory Administration Dep musty be allocated first.
Allocate costs:
Material Handling Dep
(111,238)
44,495.2
66,742.8
$ 0
Factory Administration Dep
15,238
(64,000)
36,571
12,191
$ 0
Totals
0
0
194,400
121,600
316,000
Share of the Assembly Dep from the Factory Administration Dep = 64,000 * (60 /105) = $ 36,571
Share of the Cutting Dep from the Factory Administration Dep = 64,000 * (20 /105) = $ 12,191
Share of the material Handling Dep from the Factory Administration Dep
= 64,000 * (25 /105) = $ 15,238
Share of the Assembly Dep from the Material Handling Dep = 64,000 * (60 /105) = $ 37,120
Share of the Cutting Dep from the Material Handling Dep = 64,000 * (20 /105) = $ 12,160
Share of the material Handling Dep from the Factory Administration Dep
= 111,238 * (20 /50) = $ 44,495.2
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Share of the Factory Administration Dep from the Factory Administration Dep
= 111,238 * (30/50) = $ 66,742.8
Q3.
SFC Company is in the manufacturing process of wooden products and makes several
wooden items. The following is the information related to three products manufactured by SFC
company: Product X, Y, and Z. The joint costs of the three products in 2015 were SAR 110,000.
The total number of units for each product and the selling price per unit is given below:
(
Week 10, Chapter
9)
Products
Units
Selling Price per unit
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X
5,000
SAR 150
Y
3,500
SAR 125
Z
2,200
SAR 100
Using the physical volume method and sales value at the split-off method, allocate the joint
costs to each product.
(4
Marks)
Answer:
Through using the above data, we can allocate the joint costs to the three products under the
physical volume method and sales value at the split-off method as below:
-Physical Volume method:
Products
Units
produced
Selling
price per
Unit
Total Sales
value at
spilit-off
Relative
Weight
Allocation
of the Joint
costs
X
5,000
150 SAR
750,000
46.73%
51,403
Y
3,500
125 SAR
437,500
32.71%
35,981
Z
2,200
100 SAR
220,000
20.56
22,616
10,700
100%
110,000
- Sales value at the split-off method:
Products
Units
produced
Selling
price per
Unit
Total Sales
value at
spilit-off
Relative
Weight
Allocation of the Joint costs
X
5,000
150 SAR
750,000
53.29 %
58,619
Y
3,500
125 SAR
437,500
31.08%
34,188
Z
2,200
100 SAR
220,000
15.63%
17,193
10,700
1,407,500
100%
110,000
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Q4. A company is planning to prepare a budget for the year 2017 and provides you with the
following information regarding the preparation of the budget:
(4
Marks)
Particulars
Amount
Budgeted selling price per unit
$650 per unit
Total fixed costs
$155,000
Variable costs
$175 per unit
You are required to prepare a flexible budget for 500, 600, 700, and 800 units.
(Week 10, Chapter
10)
Answer:
Sales in Units
500 Units
600 Units
700 Units
800 units
Selling Price
$ 650 per unit
$ 650 per unit
$ 650 per unit
$ 650 per unit
Revenues
325,000
390,000
455,000
520,000
Variable costs
( 87,500 )
( 105,000)
( 122,500 )
(140,000)
Contribution margin
237,500
285,000
332,500
380,000
Fixed costs
( 155,000)
( 155,000)
( 155,000)
( 155,000)
Operating Income
82,500
130,000
177,500
225,000
References:
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Bragg, S. M. (2022).
Cost Accounting: Third Edition. AccountingTools, Inc
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