Memory Production manufactures photo frames. The photo frames are assembled in the Frame Division. The half-finished frames are then transferred to the Finishing Division, where the glass and other components are installed. The standard cost for the company’s A4 side frame is detailed as follows: Frame Division Finishing Division Direct material $4.50 $9.00 (exclude transfer) Direct labour 6.00 4.50 Variable overhead 9.00 9.00 Total 19.50 22.50 The frame division can also sell half-finished frames to photo framing companies which install the glass and other components. The sales price of a half-finished frame is $24.00. The Finishing Division sells finished frames for $57.00. Required: a) Assume that there is no spare capacity in the Frame Division, use the general transfer pricing rule to calculate the transfer price for half-finished frames.  b) Assume that there is spare capacity in the Frame Division. i. Use the general transfer pricing rule to calculate the transfer price for halffinished frames.  ii. Assume that the predetermined fixed overhead rate in the division is 135 per cent of direct labour cost, calculate the transfer price for half-finished frames based on standard absorption cost plus 10 per cent mark-up

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Memory Production manufactures photo frames. The photo frames are assembled in the Frame Division. The half-finished frames are then transferred to the Finishing Division, where the glass and other components are installed. The standard cost for the company’s A4 side frame is detailed as follows:
Frame Division Finishing Division
Direct material $4.50 $9.00 (exclude transfer)
Direct labour 6.00 4.50
Variable overhead 9.00 9.00
Total 19.50 22.50
The frame division can also sell half-finished frames to photo framing companies which install the glass and other components. The sales price of a half-finished frame is $24.00. The Finishing Division sells finished frames for $57.00.
Required: a) Assume that there is no spare capacity in the Frame Division, use the general transfer
pricing rule to calculate the transfer price for half-finished frames. 
b) Assume that there is spare capacity in the Frame Division. i. Use the general transfer pricing rule to calculate the transfer price for halffinished frames. 

ii. Assume that the predetermined fixed overhead rate in the division is 135 per cent of direct labour cost, calculate the transfer price for half-finished frames based on standard absorption cost plus 10 per cent mark-up

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