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    SECTION 3 (80 marks)

    Answer ONE question

    8. Costing: Cost-Volume-Profit (Marginal Costing)

    Southern Ltd., manufactures a product which it sells at 20 per unit. All goods produced are sold so there is never any stock of
    product on hand. A costing analysis reveals that:

    Variable costs amount to 11 per unit


    Fixed costs will be 6,000 for the period.

    You are required to:

    (a) Calculate the Contribution for each unit sold.


    (b) Calculate the Break Even Point for this product using the data above.
    (c) Prepare a Marginal Costing Statement to show the Profit & Loss at the following production levels:

    1. 800 units
    2. 1,120 units
    3. 1,400 units
    4. 1,800 units

    (d) Calculate the level of production and sales revenue that will yield a profit of 9,500.
    (e) Calculate the Margin of safety in units and in sales revenue in (d) above. (80 marks)

    9. Cash Budgeting

    W. Solan had the following Assets, Liabilities and Capital at Jan. 1st 1999.

    Assets
    Fixed assets 110,000
    Stock 7,800
    Debtors 32,000
    Cash 1,400
    151,200

    Liabilities
    Creditors 44,200
    Capital 107,000
    151,200

    The expected sales and purchases for the next 5 months are as follows:

    Jan Feb Mar April May Total


    Sales 75,000 72,000 80,000 90,000 85,000 402,000
    Purchases 52,000 54,000 60,000 66,500 70,000 302,500

    All sales are on credit and are paid for one month after sale.
    All purchases are on credit, except for 20,000 in May, and are paid for one month later.
    Solan rents the premises for 9,600 per annum payable each month.
    Wages to be 4,500 per month.
    Equipment bought in May for 5,000.
    Closing stock at 31/5/1999 is expected to be 16,800.
    Net profit for 5 months is expected to be 82,000.

    You are required to prepare:


    (a) A Cash Budget showing Solan's expected monthly receipts and payments for the five months January to May.
    (b) A Budgeted Balance Sheet as at 31/5/1999. (80 marks)

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