FATIH
UNIVERSITY
FACULTY
OF ECONOMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT
OF MANAGEMENT
2005-2006 FALL
MAN 305 COST ACCOUNTING
MIDTERM EXAM II
Duration: 75 minutes December
13, 2005
Instructor: Ali COSKUN
QUESTIONS
QUESTION 1:
The Glavine Corporation
manufactures and sells packaging machines. It recently
used an activity-based approach to refine the
job-costing system at its Colorado plant. The resulting
job-costing system has one direct-cost category
(direct materials) and four indirect
manufacturing cost pools. These four
indirect manufacturing cost pools and
their allocation bases were chosen
by a team of product designers, manufacturing personnel and marketing personnel:
Indirect manufacturing Budgeted cost-
cost pools Cost-allocation bases allocation
rate
1.
Material handling Component parts $6 per part
2.
Machining Machine-hours $24 per hour
3.
Assembly
Assembly-hours $60 per hour
4.
Inspection Inspection
hours
$125 per hour
Cola Supreme recently
purchased 80 can packaging machines from the
Glavine Corporation. Each machine has direct materials costs of $3,000, requires 50 component parts, 10 machine-hours, 15 assembly-hours, and 4 inspection-hours.
Compute the manufacturing cost of each machine and the total
manufacturing cost of the Cola Supreme job using the Activity Based Costing
(ABC) system.
QUESTION 2:
Alfred, owner of Hi-Tech Fiberglass
Fabricators Inc. is interested in using the reciprocal allocation method. The following data
from operations were collected for analysis.
Budgeted manufacturing overhead costs
Plant Maintenance PM (Support Dept.) $350,000
Data Processing DP (Support Dept.) $ 75,000
Machining
M (Operating Dept.) $225,000
Capping
C (Operating Dept.) $125,000
Service furnished:
By Plant Maintenance
(budgeted labor-hours) By
Data Processing (budgeted computer time)
Data Processing 2,125 Plant
Maintenance 600
Machining 3,400 Machining 3,500
Capping 11,475 Capping 900
What are the
costs of the Data Processing and the Plant
Maintenance allocated to Machining and
Capping using the reciprocal method?
QUESTION 3:
Zenon Chemical, Inc. processes pine rosin into
three products; TP, PS and SR. During May, the joint
costs of processing were $120,000. Production and sales value
information for the month were
as follows:
Sales Value
Product Units Produced at Split
off Point
TP 6,000 liters $90,000
PS
6,000
liters 60,000
SR 3,000
liters 50,000
New sales value
Product Separable costs after further processing
TP-1
$ 35,000 $115,000
PS-1
20,000 75,000
SR-1 15,000 60,000
Required:
Determine
the amount of joint cost allocated to each product (TP-1, PS-1, SR-1) if the
estimated net realizable value (NRV) method or the constant gross-margin
percentage NRV method is
used.