SELLING PRICE R116 UNITS IN OPENING INVENTORY 600 UNITS MANUFACTURED 2550 UNIT SOLD 3050 UNITS IN CLOSING INVENTORY 100 VARIABLE COSTS PER UNIT: DIRECT MINERALS R12 DIRECT LABOUR R50 VARIABLE MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD R6,50 VARIABLE SELLING AND ADMINISTRATIVE R10,00 FIXED COST: FIXED MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD R81 000 FIXED SELLING AND ADMINISTRATIVE R19 000 Prepare an income statement for the month using the absorption costing method

SELLING PRICE R116 UNITS IN OPENING INVENTORY 600 UNITS MANUFACTURED 2550 UNIT SOLD 3050 UNITS IN CLOSING INVENTORY 100 VARIABLE COSTS PER UNIT: DIRECT MINERALS R12 DIRECT LABOUR R50 VARIABLE MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD R6,50 VARIABLE SELLING AND ADMINISTRATIVE R10,00 FIXED COST: FIXED MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD R81 000 FIXED SELLING AND ADMINISTRATIVE R19 000 Prepare an income statement for the month using the absorption costing method

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SELLING PRICE	R116
UNITS IN OPENING INVENTORY	600
UNITS MANUFACTURED	2550
UNIT SOLD	3050
UNITS IN CLOSING INVENTORY	100
VARIABLE COSTS PER UNIT:
DIRECT MINERALS	R12
DIRECT LABOUR	R50
VARIABLE MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD	R6,50
VARIABLE SELLING AND ADMINISTRATIVE	R10,00
FIXED COST:
FIXED MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD	R81 000
FIXED SELLING AND ADMINISTRATIVE	R19 000