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(1) The document provides a solution to questions regarding production and non-production costs, costing methods, and process costing. (2) It uses an example of Tan Boong Sdn Bhd to illustrate prime costs, production overheads, and period costs. It then compares traditional overhead costing and activity-based costing methods. (3) The document also provides a numerical example to illustrate a two-stage process costing problem, calculating equivalent units and allocating costs between finished goods, normal losses, and work-in-process.

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Solution JUN 2018

(1) The document provides a solution to questions regarding production and non-production costs, costing methods, and process costing. (2) It uses an example of Tan Boong Sdn Bhd to illustrate prime costs, production overheads, and period costs. It then compares traditional overhead costing and activity-based costing methods. (3) The document also provides a numerical example to illustrate a two-stage process costing problem, calculating equivalent units and allocating costs between finished goods, normal losses, and work-in-process.

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Solution MAF451 JUN 2018

Question 1: Solution

A. (i) Define production costs and non-production costs. Give 2 examples:


Production costs are the costs incurred from the time of materials
acquisition until delivery of finished goods to the warehouse. 
Examples: direct materials, direct labour , direct expenses and
production overheads.

Non – production costs (period cost) are those costs that are not incurred to
manufacture a product or are not charged to a product. 
Examples: selling cost, distribution cost , administrative cost and finance
cost.
(8  x ½ = 4 marks)

(ii) Tan Boong Sdn Bhd

a. Prime Costs
Direct materials:
Cement 350,000 
Direct Labour:
Production Specialists 295,000 
Direct costs:
Special machine depreciation 10,000 
655,000

b. Production Overhead
Factory rental 75,000 
Utilities (Factory 80%) (60,000 x 80%)48,000 
123,000

c. Period costs
Utilities (60,000 x 20%) 12,000 
Administrative expenses 35,000 
47,000 
(12  x ½ = 6 marks)

B.
(i) Current method or traditional system
a. OAR = Budgeted manufacturing overhead
Total Direct Labour Hours
= __ RM3,800,000_____
(1 x 12,000)  + (2 x 28,500)

= RM55.07 DLH 

Therefore, manufacturing cost per unit is:


Grade A Grade B
RM RM
Direct material 55.00  60.00 
Direct labour 8.00  16.00 
Manufacturing OH 55.07  110.14 
118.07 186.14

(10  x ½ = 5 marks)

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b. ABC method
Cost Driver rate:
Activity cost/Volume Cost Driver Rate
Machine processing RM1,500,000/50,000 RM30 per machine processing 
Quality control RM840,000/600 RM1,400 per inspection 
Shipments RM760,000/380 RM2,000 per shipment 
Machine setups RM700,000/100 RM7,000 per set up 

Calculation of manufacturing OH cost:

Grade A Grade B
RM RM
Direct Material 55  60 
Direct labour 8 16 
Manufacturing OH:
Machine processing RM30 x 15,000 450,000 
RM30 x 35,000 1,050,000 
Quality control RM1,400 x 200 280,000 
RM1,400 x 400 560,000 
Shipments RM2,000 x 240 480,000 
RM2,000 x 140 280,000 
Machine setups RM7,000 x 70 490,000 
RM7,000 x 30 210,000 
Total OH 1,700,000 2,100,000
Volume 12,000  28,500 
OH per unit 141.67 73.68

Total manufacturing cost 204.67  149.68 

(24  x ½ = 12 marks)

(ii) a. ABC results in improved costing accuracy for two reasons:


- A company that uses ABC is not limited  to a single cost driver when
allocating cost to activities and products. ABC allows users to select non
unit level cost drivers  to assign OH costs.
- Resource consumption ratios  often differ greatly among activities. No
single cost driver will accurately  assign costs for all activities in this
situation.
(8  x ½ = 4 marks)

b. Grade A, the low volume product is under costed  while Grade B, the high
volume product, is over costed  under the existing traditional overhead costing
system. This is due to the use of a single cost driver (DLH)   in applying OH
which ignores   the differences in consumption of resources   between the
two products.
(8  x ½ = 4 marks)

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Solution MAF451 JUN 2018

QUESTION 2 - Solution
a.
Process 1 Account
Unit RM Unit RM
Material 100,000 46,000 Normal loss 5,000  500
[5% x 100,000]
Others materials 25,000 To Process 2 98,000 102,900
Labour 14,000
Direct expenses 15,250
Abnormal gain 3,000 3,150
103,000 103,400 103,000 103,400

CPU = RM100,250 – RM500 = RM1.05


100,000  – 5,000 
(14  x ½ = 7 marks)

b.
Process 2 Account

unit RM unit RM
From P1 98,000 102,900 Normal loss 2,000 [2,000 x RM0.20]
[2% x 100,000] 400
OWIP 2,000 38,185 Finish good 173,500
[17,100 + 9,760 Tuna Flake 60,000
+ 6,300 + Tuna Chunk 32,000
5,025]
Material add 10,000 Closing WIP 6,000 10,185
Direct labour 33,000

100,000 184,085 100,000 184,085

Statement Of Equivalent Units

Output % From % Materials % Conversion


Unit Process 1 added Cost
Finish goods 92,000 100 92,000 100 92,000 100 92,000
Normal loss 2,000 100 2,000 100 2,000 100 2,000
CWIP 6,000 100 6,000 80 4,800 75 4,500
100,000 100,000 98,800 98,500

Statement of Costs

From Process 1 Materials added Conversion cost


RM RM RM
OWIP 17,100 9,760 11,325
Cost incur in the period 102,900 10,000 33,000
Total Cost 120,000 19,760 44,325
Equivalent units ÷ 100,000 units ÷ 98,800 units ÷ 98,5000 units
Cost per E.U = RM1.85 1.20 0.20 0.45

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Statement of evaluation

From Process 1 Materials Conversion cost Total (RM)


Finish goods (OF) 92,000 x RM1.85 170,200
Normal loss (OF) 2,000 x RM1.85 3,700
CWIP 6,000 x RM1.20 4,800 x RM0.20 4,500 x RM0.45 10,185
(OF)  = 7,200 (OF) = 960 (OF)  = 2,025
184,085

Transfer To Finish good = 170,200 + (3,700 - 400)


= 173,500
(34√ x ½ = 17 marks)

Tuna Flake
RM
Sales 60,000 kg x RM4.50 270,000
Joint costs RM173,500 x [60,000kg ÷ 92,000kg] (113,152) 
Packaging cost RM0.50 x 60,000 kg (30,000) 
Gross profit 126,848

Tuna Chunk
RM
Sales 32,000 kg x RM4.80 153,600
Joint costs RM173,500 x [32,000kg ÷ 92,000kg] (60,348) 
Packaging cost RM0.60 x 32,000 kg (19,200) 
Gross profit 74,052

(8√ x ½ = 4 marks)

d.
Normal loss : explanation + example 
Abnormal loss : explanation + example 
(4√ x ½ = 2 marks)

QUESTION 3

a.
MC (RM) AC (RM)
Direct material 5.80 5.80
Direct labour 3.00 3.00
Variable manufacturing OH 3.50 3.50
Fixed manufacturing OH - 0.50 (RM210,000/420,000)
Total 12.30 12.80

Choc Island Sdn Bhd

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Solution MAF451 JUN 2018

Marginal costing income statement for the month of November 2017

RM RM
Sales (33,000 x RM20) 660,000 
Less Variable cost of sales
:
Production cost (34,500 x RM12.30)  424,350
Less: Closing stock (1,500 x RM12.30)  (18,450) 405,900

Gross margin 254,100


Less Variable non-production overhead
:
Delivery costs (33,000 x RM2.50) 82,500 
Selling expenses (33,000 x RM1.20) 39,600  (122,100)
Contribution Margin  132,000

Less: Fixed costs


Fixed production overhead (RM210,000/12) 17,500 
Fixed non-production overhead (RM84,000/12) 7,000  (24,500)
Net Profit 107,500

Choc Island Sdn Bhd


Absorption costing income statement for the month of November 2017

RM RM
Sales (33,000 x RM20) 660,000

Less: Variable cost of sales
Production cost (34,500 x RM12.80)  441,600
Less: Closing stock (1,500 x RM12.80)  (19,200) 422,400

Gross profit 237,600


Less: Operating expenses:
Delivery costs (33,000 x RM2.50) 82,500 
Selling expenses (33,000 x RM1.20) 39,600 
Fixed non-production overhead (RM84,000/12) 7,000  (129,100)
Unadjusted Net Profit 108,500

Less: Under absorption of overhead


Fixed production overhead absorbed
(RM0.50 x 34,500) 17,250 
Fixed production overhead incurred (RM210,000/12)
17,500  (250)
Net Profit 108,250

(20  x ½ = 10 marks)

b. The two situation where the income will be the same for both methods is when
the unit of production  is equal  to the sales units. And when there is no
existence of opening stock and closing stock.
(5  x 1 = 5 marks)
QUESTION 4

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Solution MAF451 JUN 2018

A. i. BEP = RM240,000/
---------------- = 16,000 spare parts/
RM40/ – RM25/

MOS = 25,000/ – 16,000/ = 9,000 spare parts/

RM
Sales (RM40 * 20,000) 800,000//
- Cost (RM25 * 20,000) 500,000//
-----------
300,000
- Fixed costs 240,000/
------------
Net profit 60,000
------------
(/12 * 0.5 = 6 marks)

ii. Sales = RM10,000/ + RM240,000/


--------------------------------
RM40 /– (RM25 + RM2)/

= 19,231 spare parts


(/4 * 0.5 = 2 marks)

iii. New fixed costs = RM240,000 + RM20,000 = RM260,000/

New selling price = RM40 * 1.12 = RM44.80/

BEP = RM260,000/
------------------
RM44.80/ – RM25/

= 13,131 spare parts/


(/6 * 0.5 = 3 marks)

B.
(i)
Products Hoodie Crop Top
RM RM
Selling Price 10/ 12/
Variable costs: Production & Selling 5/ 10/
Contribution 5/ 2/
Sales Ratio 4/ 3/
Total contribution 20/ 6/

Average contribution p.u = (RM20 + RM6)/7


= RM3.714

BEP = RM561,600 / RM3.714


= 151, 212 units //
(/12*0.5=6 marks)

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Solution MAF451 JUN 2018

(ii) Hoodie = 250,000* 4/7 = 142,857


Crop Top = 250,000 * 3/7 = 107,143

Net profit = Total contribution – fixed costs


[(142,857 * RM5) + (107143 * 2)] – RM561,600 /////
= (RM714,285 + RM214,286) – RM561,600
= RM928,571 - – RM561,600
= RM366,971 /
(/6 * 0.5 = 3 marks)

END OF SOLUTION

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