Question:
Halo Enterprises recently experienced a fire, forcing the company to use incomplete information to analyze operations. Consider the following data and assume that all materials purchased during the period were used in production:
Direct materials:
Standard price per pound: $9
Actual price per pound: $8
Price variance: $20,000F
Total of direct-material variances: $2,000F
Direct labor:
Actual hours worked: 40,000
Actual rate per hour: $15
Efficiency variance: $28,000F
Total of direct-labor variances: $12,000U
Halo completed 12,000 units.
Required:
Determine the following: (1) actual materials used, (2) direct-material quantity variance, (3) direct-labor rate variance, (4) standard labor rate per hour, and (5) standard labor time per finished unit.
Determine the following: (1) actual materials used, (2) direct-material quantity variance, (3) direct-labor rate variance, (4) standard labor rate per hour, and (5) standard labor time per finished unit.
Another version of the question as found in the Management Information Question of Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh May-June 2016 Knowledge Level Question
Kamal Manufacturing recently experienced a fire, forcing the company to use incomplete information to analyze operations. Consider the following data and assume that all materials purchased during the period were used in production:
Direct materials:
Standard price per pound: Tk.9
Actual price per pound: Tk.8
Price variance: Tk.20,000F
Total of direct-material variances: Tk.2,000F
Standard price per pound: Tk.9
Actual price per pound: Tk.8
Price variance: Tk.20,000F
Total of direct-material variances: Tk.2,000F
Direct labor:
Actual hours worked: 40,000
Actual rate per hour: Tk.15
Efficiency variance: Tk.28,000F
Total of direct-labor variances: Tk.12,000U
Actual hours worked: 40,000
Actual rate per hour: Tk.15
Efficiency variance: Tk.28,000F
Total of direct-labor variances: Tk.12,000U
Kamal Manufacturing completed 12,000 units.
Required:
Determine the following: (1) actual materials used, (2) direct-material quantity variance, (3) direct-labor rate variance, (4) standard labor rate per hour, and (5) standard labor time per finished unit.
Determine the following: (1) actual materials used, (2) direct-material quantity variance, (3) direct-labor rate variance, (4) standard labor rate per hour, and (5) standard labor time per finished unit.
Solution:
in brief:
(1) actual materials used 20,000 pounds,
(2) direct-material quantity variance Tk. $ 18,000U
(3)
direct-labor rate variance Tk. $ 40,000U
(4) standard labor rate per hour Tk. $ 14, and
(5)
standard labor time per finished unit 3.5hours
IN DETAILS
(1)
actual materials used
We
know, Price Variances = AQ(AP-SP)
or,
Tk. 20,000F = AQ(8-9)
or
-20,000 = AQ(-1)
or
AQ = 20,000
So,
actual materials used 20,000
pounds
Note
THAT: in equation form, Favorable is
negative and Unfavorable is positive.
(2)
direct-material quantity variance
We
know, Price variance + Material variance(MV)
= Total direct-material variance(TV)
or,
-20,000 + MV = -2,000
So,
MV = 18,000
So,
direct-material quantity variance tk.
18,000 Unfavorable
(3)
direct-labor rate variance
We
know,
Labor
Rate Variance (LV) + Efficiency variance = Total direct-labor
variance
or,
LV + (-28,000) = 12,000
so,
LV = 40,000
so,
direct-labor rate variance Tk.
40,000 Unfavorable
(4)
standard labor rate per hour
We
know,
Labor
rate variance = AH(AR-SR)
or,
40,000 = 40,000 (15-SR)
or,
15-SR = 1
So,
SR = 15-1=14
So,
standard labor rate per hour Tk.
14
(5)
standard labor time per finished unit
We
know, Efficiency variances = SR(AH-SH)
or,
-28,000 = 14(40,000-SH)
or,
40,000-SH = -2,000
So,
SH = 42,000
Units
produced 12,000 units
So,
standard labor time per finished unit
= (42,000/12,000) Tk. = 3.5 Tk.
Solution
provided by Sazzad
Hossain, MBA CSCA™
A
graduate in Accounting & Information Systems from University of
Dhaka (BBA & MBA)
And
a Chartered Accountants Student as
of December 12, 2016
You
can contact him by: sazzadais@gmail.com
Thanks
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