GEN COMBO LOOSELEAF SURVEY OF ACCOUNTING; CONNECT ACCESS CARD
GEN COMBO LOOSELEAF SURVEY OF ACCOUNTING; CONNECT ACCESS CARD
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ISBN: 9781260149210
Author: Thomas P Edmonds, Christopher Edmonds, Philip R Olds, Frances M McNair, Bor-Yi Tsay
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 10, Problem 25P

a.

To determine

The total amount of upstream cost.

a.

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Upstream cost: This cost is incurred before starting the manufacturing process such as research and development, and product design.

The given information:

  • Fashion design cost is $20,000.
  • Research and development cost is $30,000.

The calculation of upstream cost is as follows:

Upstream cost=Fashion design cost+Research and development cost=$20,000+$30,000=$50,000

Hence, the upstream cost is $50,000.

b.

To determine

The total amount of downstream cost.

b.

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Downstream: This cost is incurred after starting the manufacturing process such as marketing, distribution, and customer service

The given information:

  • Advertisement cost is $25,000.
  • Administrative cost is $45,000.

The calculation of downstream cost is as follows:

Downstream cost=Advertisement cost+Administrative cost=$25,000+$45,000=$70,000

Hence, the downstream cost is $70,000.

c.

To determine

The total amount of midstream cost.

c.

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Mid-stream: It is a cost incurred in making a product. It includes direct labor, direct materials, and manufacturing overheads.

The given information:

  • Direct materials are $15.
  • Direct labor is $17
  • Manufacturing overheads are $8.
  • Total production is 4,000 units.

The calculation of midstream cost is as follows:

Midstream cost=((Direct materials+Direct labor+Manufacturing overheads)×Number of units produced)=($15+$17+$8)×4,000 units=$40×4,000 units=$160,000

Hence, the midstream cost is $160,000.

d.

To determine

The total amount of sales price.

d.

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The given information:

  • Direct materials are $15.
  • Direct labor is $17
  • Manufacturing overheads are $8.
  • Total production is 4,000 units.
  • 150% on GAPP defined product.

The calculation of sales price is as follows:

Sales price=((Direct materials+Direct labor+Manufacturing overheads)× Percentage defined on product cost)=($15+$17+$8)×150%=$40×150%=$60

Hence, the sales price is $60.

e.

To determine

The income statement based on GAPP.

e.

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Answer to Problem 25P

The calculation of income statement of Company D is as follows:

GEN COMBO LOOSELEAF SURVEY OF ACCOUNTING; CONNECT ACCESS CARD, Chapter 10, Problem 25P

Hence, the company has a net loss of $40,000.

Explanation of Solution

Income statement:

Income statement is the financial statement of a company that shows all the revenues earned and expenses incurred by the company over a period of time.

The given information:

  • Direct materials are $15.
  • Direct labor is $17
  • Manufacturing overheads are $8.
  • Total production is 4,000 units.
  • Fashion design cost is $20,000.
  • Research and development cost is $30,000.
  • Advertisement cost is $25,000.
  • Administrative cost is $45,000.

The sales revenue is calculated as follows:

Sales revenue=Sales price×Number of units=$60×4000 units=$240,000

Hence, the sales revenue is $240,000.

(1)

The cost of goods sold is calculated as follows:

Cost of goods sold=((Direct materials+Direct labor+Manufacturing overheads)×Number of units)=($15+$17+$8)×4000 units=$40×4000 units=$160,000

Hence, the cost of goods sold is $160,000.

(2)

f.

To determine

Explain the reason for the net loss.

f.

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The management failed to consider the cost of downstream and upstream while pricing the product. Only the cost of GAPP based prices were considered. The selling price of the product is $60 and the total cost price of the product is $70 (3). Therefore, the selling price is less than the cost per unit and this explains why the company is facing loss.

Working notes:

The total cost per unit is calculated as follows:

Total cost per unit=(Midstream+Upstream/Number of units+Downstream/Number of units)=$40+$50,000/4000 units+$70,000/4000 units=$40+$12.50+$17.50=$70

Hence, the total cost per unit is $70.

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