Fundamentals Of Cost Accounting (6th Edition)
Fundamentals Of Cost Accounting (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9781259969478
Author: WILLIAM LANEN, Shannon Anderson, Michael Maher
Publisher: McGraw Hill Education
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Chapter 16, Problem 53P

Find Data for Profit Variance Analysis

Chapter 16, Problem 53P, Find Data for Profit Variance Analysis Required Find the values of the missing items (a) through

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Find the values of the missing items (a) through (x). Assume that actual sales volume equals actual production volume. (There are no inventory level changes.)

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Find the missing data to prepare profit variance analysis.

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Profit variance analysis:

The analysis that studies the difference between the actual operating profit and the standard operating profit is called the profit variance analysis.

Prepare profit variance analysis:

 Actual Revenue & CostsManufacturing varianceMarketing and administrative varianceSales price varianceFlexible budgetSales Activity VarianceMaster budget
Units Produced24,000(1)   24,0004,000F(2)20,000
Sales revenue$39,600(7)  $3,600F$36,000(6)$6,000F(8)$30,000
Less: Variable costs       
Manufacturing$21,000(10)$1,800U(9)  $19,200$3,200U$16,000
Marketing &administrative costs$4,320 $480F(11) $4,800$800U$4,000
Contribution margin$14,280(12)$1,800U$480F$3,600F$12,000$2,000F$10,000
Less: Fixed Costs       
Manufacturing$4,600(13)$400F  $5,000(3) $5,000
Marketing &administrative costs$3,600 $600U(16) $3,000(4) $3,000
Operating Profits$6,080(14)$1,400U(15)$120U(17)$3,600F$4,000$2,000F$2,000(5)

Table: (1)

Working Note 1:

Actual units and fixed budget units:

Flexible budget units = Sales activity variance + Master budget units= 4,000 + 20,000= 24,000 units

Working Note 2:

Budgeted variable marketing and administrative cost:

Budgeted variavble cost = Flexible budget cost - sales activity variance= $4,800 - $800U= $4,000

Working Note 3:

Flexible budget fixed manufacturing cost:

Fixed manufacturing cost = Contribution -fixed manufacturing cost-operating profit= $12,000 - $3,000 - $4,000= $5,000

Working Note 4:

Master budget fixed marketing and administrative cost:

Fixed cost in the master budget will be the same as given in the flexible budget which is $3,000.

Working Note 5:

Master budget operating profit:

Operating profit = contribution maring - fixed costs= $10,000 - $5,000(1) - $3,000(2)= $2,000

Working Note 6:

Flexible budget sales revenue:

Sales revenue = Contribution margin + variable costs= $12,000 + $19,200 + $4,800= $36,000

Working Note 7:

Actual sales revenue:

Actual sales revenue = Sales price variance + Flexible budget sales revenue= $3,600F + $36,000(6)= $39,600

Working Note 8:

Sales activity variance:

Sales activity variance = Flexible budget - Master budget= $36,000(6) - $30,000= $6,000F

Working Note 9:

Manufacturing variance will be equal to the total manufacturing variance which is $1,800U.

Working Note 10:

Actual variable manufacturing cost:

Variable manufacturing cost = Manufacturing variance + flexible budget cost= $1,800U(9) + $19,200= $21,000

Working Note 11:

Marketing and administrative variance:

Marketing and administrative variance = Actual - flexible budget= $4,320 - $4,800= $480F

Working Note 12:

Contribution margin:

Contrbution margin = sales revenue - variable costs= $39,600(7) - $21,000(10) - $4,320= $14,280

Working Note 13:

Actual fixed manufacturing cost:

Acutal cost = Manufacturing variance + Flexible budget cost= $5,000 (3) -$400F= $4,600

Working Note 14:

Operating profit:

Profit = Contribution margin - fixed cost= $14,280(12) - $4,600(13) - $3,600= $6,080

Working Note 15:

Total manufacturing variance:

Manufacturing variance = Favorable variance - unfavorable variance= $400F - $1,800U=$1,400U

Working Note 16:

Fixed marketing and administrative variance:

Variance = Actual - Flexible= $3,600 - $3,000= $600U

Working Note 17:

Total marketing and administrative variance:

Total variance = Favorable - Unfavorable= $480F(11) - $600U(16)= $120U

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