Assignment Cover Sheet Qualification Module Number and Title
Assignment Cover Sheet Qualification Module Number and Title
Assignment Cover Sheet Qualification Module Number and Title
11/02/2020 11/03/2020
Assessment type Duration/Length of Weighting of Assessment
Assignment Assessment Type 100%
1 month / 3000 words
Learner declaration
Marks Awarded
First assessor
IV marks
Agreed grade
Signature of the assessor Date
FEEDBACK FORM
INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
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Module: BHNC 4204: Accounting & Costing for Business
Student:
Assessor: Mr. Anuruddha Yapa
Assignment: Assignment
Marks Awarded:
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1. Understand the concepts of financial accounting
2. Understand Main Financial Accounts and the decisions
3. Understand and classify the different cost types in a business
4. Understand and apply management accounting techniques to determine managerial decisions
Assignment Brief
Question 01
I. Classify following items as current assets, fixed assets, intangible assets, long-term
liabilities, current liabilities, revenue and expenses.
Electricity Creditors
Interest received Bank overdraft
Debtors Purchases
Wages and salaries Goodwill
Land and building Sales
Bad debt Accrued salary expense
Prepaid electricity expense Bank loan (payable for within 5 years)
Inventory Discount allowed
Mortgage loan Patent
Motor vehicle Depreciation for motor vehicle
i. Accounting period
ii. Monetary unit
iii. Consistency
iv. Business entity
v. Historical cost
(1 marks*5 = 05 marks)
(15 Marks)
Question 02
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Derny has been in a business since 1 st of January 2016. The following is a list of her
transactions for month of January 2016.
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A manufacturing company of small assemblies to order and present following budgeted
overheads for the next year, based on normal activity level
Explain difference between primary and overhead expenses with valid example. (5 marks)
Question 04
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Following data relate to the budget and actual result of a “Cosmo” firm that makes and sell a
single product and that employs standard marginal costing
Budget Actual
Production 8,000units Production 8,500units
Sales 8,000units Sales 8,500units
$ $
Sales 120,000 Sales 127,500
(Less)
Standard Marginal Cost Actual Marginal Cost
-Materials 8,000 -Materials 8,600
-Labor 32,000 -Labor 40,000
-Var. Overhead 48,000 88,000 -Var. Overhead 56,000 104,600
=Contribution 32,000 =Contribution 22,900
(Less)
Fixed Costs 12,000 Fixed Costs 12,900
Budgeted Profit 20,000 Actual Profit 10,000
During the period material usage was 40,000kgs and 26,000 labor hours were needed to
finish the product
Calculate
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1. Operating Profit Variance (2 marks)
2. Direct Material Variance, Direct Labor Variance, Variable Overhead Variance, Fixed
Overhead Variance (5 x 2marks = 10 marks)
3. Prepare summery of cost variance (1 marks)
4. Calculate sales variance and overall variance by using cost and sales variance
(2 marks)
5. Prepare a statement to show the change from budgeted to actual Profit by using
variances (2 marks)
6. Based on the answers you receive from the calculations of above organization explain
how this organization can improve their performance for next year (8 marks)
(25 marks)
Question 05
Star limited manufactures one product. The budget sales for period 6 are for 10,000 units at a
selling price of $100 per unit. Other details are follows
Two components used in manufacture of each unit
Component Numbers Unit cost of each component ($)
XY 5 1
WZ 3 0.50
Factory overhead is absorbed into unit costs based on direct labor hours
The budgeted factory overhead for the period estimated to be $ 96,000
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The administration, selling and distribution overhead for the period has been budgeted at $
275,000
The company plans to reduce 50% in the quantity of finished stock at the end of the period 6
and increase of 25% of the quantity of each component depending on available opening
stocks.
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Report Format (05 marks)
1. Acknowledgement
2. Executive summary
3. Table of contents
4. List of illustrations/diagrams (if applicable)
5. Introduction
6. Answers for the question
7. Conclusion and Recommendation
8. References
9. Appendices