Desmond Desmond makes a single product for which the standard cost card is as follows:     £ Materials 5 kg at £1.20 per kg 6.00 Labour 3 hours at £3 per hour 9.00 Variable overhead 3 hours at £2.80 per hour 8.40     23.40 Contribution   16.60 Selling price   40.00   Budgeted sales were 10,000 but production was budgeted at 11,000 to build up inventory from the opening 500 units. Fixed overheads were budgeted at £14,000. Actual results were as follows: 11,500 items were produced and 11,000 sold for total revenue of £430,000 58,000 kg were bought and used at a total cost of £69,000 35,000 hours were worked at a cost of £110,000 Variable overhead was £97,000 and fixed overhead was £14,500   Produce an operating statement for the period which reconciles the budgeted and actual profit under a marginal costing system.

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Desmond makes a single product for which the standard cost card is as follows:

 

 

£

Materials

5 kg at £1.20 per kg

6.00

Labour

3 hours at £3 per hour

9.00

Variable overhead

3 hours at £2.80 per hour

8.40

 

 

23.40

Contribution

 

16.60

Selling price

 

40.00

 

Budgeted sales were 10,000 but production was budgeted at 11,000 to build up inventory from the opening 500 units. Fixed overheads were budgeted at £14,000.

Actual results were as follows:

11,500 items were produced and 11,000 sold for total revenue of £430,000

58,000 kg were bought and used at a total cost of £69,000

35,000 hours were worked at a cost of £110,000

Variable overhead was £97,000 and fixed overhead was £14,500

 

Produce an operating statement for the period which reconciles the budgeted and actual profit under a marginal costing system.

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An accounting term known as operational income quantifies the amount of profit made from a company's activities after operating costs like salaries, depreciation, and cost of goods sold have been subtracted.

Operating income, also known as income from operations, is calculated by deducting all operating costs from a company's gross income, which is equal to total sales less COGS. Operating costs are those incurred by a business during regular business operations and include things like office supplies and utilities.

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