Kiwenkira & Son Ltd makes and sells a single product marketed under a brand name Kiwetonic for the West African sub region and has total production capacity of 30,000 units per month. The budget for January 2020 contained the following information:   Normal capacity (Units) 27,000 Variable costs per unit:   Production (GH¢)     110 Selling and distribution (GH¢)      25 Fixed overheads:   Production (GH¢) 756,000 Selling and administration (GH¢) 504,000 The actual operating data for January 2020 is as follows: Production 24,000 units Sales at GH¢250 per unit 22,000 units Opening inventory of finished goods 2,000 units During the month of January 2020, the variable factory overheads exceeded the budget by GH¢120,000. Required: Prepare profit statement for the month of January using: Marginal costing: and               Absorption costing techiques          Reconcile the difference in profits (if any), under the two techniques

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Kiwenkira & Son Ltd makes and sells a single product marketed under a brand name Kiwetonic for the West African sub region and has total production capacity of 30,000 units per month.

The budget for January 2020 contained the following information:

 

Normal capacity (Units)

27,000

Variable costs per unit:

 

Production (GH¢)

    110

Selling and distribution (GH¢)

     25

Fixed overheads:

 

Production (GH¢)

756,000

Selling and administration (GH¢)

504,000

The actual operating data for January 2020 is as follows:

Production

24,000 units

Sales at GH¢250 per unit

22,000 units

Opening inventory of finished goods

2,000 units

During the month of January 2020, the variable factory overheads exceeded the budget by GH¢120,000.

Required:

  • Prepare profit statement for the month of January using:
  • Marginal costing: and              
  • Absorption costing techiques         

Reconcile the difference in profits (if any), under the two techniques 

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