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Chapter 1, Problem 48P

a.

To determine

Prepare a statement that compares the budgeted and actual costs for September.

a.

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Budgeted costs: The costs which are pre-determined at the beginning of the year are termed as the budgeted costs. These costs are considered as standard during the year while performing business activities.

Actual costs: The costs which are actually incurred during the year are termed as the actual costs. These costs are the actual figure of costs for the particular period.

The statement that compares the budgeted and actual costs for September is as follows:

Company AM
Budgeted versus Actual Costs
For the Month Ending November 30
 ActualBudgetDifference
 (September)(September)
Ingredients:   
Flour$4,950$4,875$75
Butter$4,600$4,375$225
Oil$2,030$2,125$ (95)
Fruits$1,550$1,625$ (75)
Nuts$1,200$1,125$75
Chocolate$1,030$1,000$30
Other$460$500$ (40)
Total ingredients$15,820$15,625$195
Labor   
Channel manager$5,000$5,000-
Other$14,120$13,910$210
Utilities$2,400$2,400-
Rent$3,600$3,600-
Marketing$200$200-
Total cost of bakery41,14040,735$405
   
Revenues68,00067,860140

Table (1)

Working note 1:

Compute the budgeted cost of flour for November:

Costofflour=Actualcostin November×1.25=$3,900×1.25=$4,875

Working note 2:

Compute the budgeted cost of butter for November:

Costofbutter=ActualcostinNovember×1.25=$3,500×1.25=$4,375

Working note 3:

Compute the budgeted cost of oil for November:

Costofoil=ActualcostinNovember×1.25=$1,700×1.25=$2,125

Working note 4:

Compute the budgeted cost of fruit for November:

Costoffruits=Actualcostin November×1.25=$1,300×1.25=$1,625

Working note 5:

Compute the budgeted cost of nuts for November:

Costofnuts=ActualcostinNovember×1.25=$900×1.25=$1,125

Working note 6:

Compute the budgeted costs of chocolate for November:

Chocolate=ActualcostinNovember×1.25=$800×1.25=$1,000

Working note 7:

Compute the other costs for November:

Other costs=ActualcostinNovember×1.25=$400×1.25=$500

Working note 8:

Compute the other labour costs for November:

Other costs=ActualcostinNovember×1.30=$10,700×1.30=$13,910

Working note 9:

Compute the revenue for November:

Revenues inOctober=RevenuesinAugust×1.30=$52,200×1.30=$67,860

b.

To determine

Identify the three cost items that would be investigated to see why actual and budgeted costs are different and explain the reason for choosing those three costs.

b.

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The three cost items which would be investigated to see why actual and budgeted costs are different are as follows:

  • The cost of butter
  • The cost of other labor
  • The cost of oil

The three items are having more difference between the budgeted and the actual figures. Thus, these items should be investigated, and the reason for such difference should be observed.

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