Exam 7: Flexible Budgets,variances,and Management Control: I
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Vienna Chocolate Company produces fudge in large batches.One batch of fudge has the following standard costs and amounts:
Vienna Chocolate Company produced 400 batches of fudge in the most recent month.Actual input costs and per batch usage levels were as follows:
Required:
a.Calculate the total material input rate variance.
b.Calculate the total material efficiency variance.
c.Calculate the total labour rate variance.
d.Calculate the total labour efficiency variance.


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a.Material input rate variance
(($1.90 - $2.10)× 102 kg. )× 400 batches = $8,160 unfavourable
b.Material efficiency variance
((100 kg.- 102 kg. )× $1.90)× 400 batches = $1,520 unfavourable
c.Labour rate variance
(($18.00 - $17.50)× 1.8 hours)× 400 batches = $360 favourable
d.Labour efficiency variance
((2 hours - 1.8 hours)× $18.00)× 400 batches = $1,440 favourable
Some financial variances show increases in operating income relative to a budgeted or allocated amount,and others show decreases in operating income.Respectively,these variances are
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Compute the total standard cost per book for Publisher's Company using the following information:
1.Direct Materials: 1 ream of paper allowed per output unit manufactured,at $5.00 per ream.
2.Direct Mfg.Labour: 0.35 labour-hours of input allowed per output unit finished,at $17.50 standard cost per hour.
3.Variable Manufacturing Overhead: assigned on the basis of 0.25 per hour at $25 standard cost per hour per output unit finished.
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Al's Boxes manufactures corrugated boxes.The standard materials allowed for each box is 0.5 kilograms of paper,which has a standard cost of $5 per kilogram.During April 10,000 kilograms were used to manufacture 19,500 boxes.The actual materials cost was $5.25 per kilogram.
Required:
a.Determine the materials rate variance.
b.Determine the materials efficiency variance.
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Tractor Corporation produces toy tractors.The company uses the following direct cost categories:
Actual performance for the company is shown below:
Actual output: 5,000 units
Direct Materials:
Direct Manufacturing Labour:
Direct Marketing Labour:
-What is the combined total of the flexible budget variances?




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A variance is the difference between the actual cost for the current and previous year.
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mal dive Designs makes chair cushions.The standard direct materials quantity is 0.8 kilogram per cushion at a cost of $2.70 per kilogram.The actual results for the production of 15,000 cushions was 0.75 kilograms per cushion,at a cost of $2.65 per kilogram.Calculate the direct materials input rate variance and the direct materials efficiency variance.
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Robb Industries Inc.(RII),developed standard costs for direct material and direct labour.In 2016,RII estimated the following standard costs for one of their major products,the 10-litre plastic container.
During June 2017,RII produced and sold 5,000 containers using 490 kilograms of direct materials at an average actual cost per kilogram of $32 and 250 direct manufacturing labour-hours at an average actual wage of $15.25 per hour.
-June's direct material efficiency variance is

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Waddell Productions uses a standard cost system for all manufacturing transactions.For the month of June the following activities have taken place:
Required:
Record the necessary journal entries to:
1.Record the materials purchases assuming that materials rate variances are recorded at the time of purchase.
2.Record the materials placed into production.
3.Record the direct labour used in production.

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Bach Table Company manufactures tables for schools.The current year operating budget is based on sales of 40,000 units at $50 per table.Operating income is anticipated to be $300,000.Budgeted variable costs are $30 per unit,while fixed costs total $500,000.
Actual income for the year was a surprising $2,268,000 on actual sales of 42,000 units.Actual variable costs were $33 per unit and fixed costs totaled $550,000.
Required:
Prepare a Level 2 variance analysis report with both flexible-budget and sales-volume variances.
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A favourable direct materials yield variance results when less direct materials are used than planned.
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A packaging company produces cardboard boxes in an automated process.The required direct materials costs $0.30 per unit.Fixed manufacturing overhead costs are budgeted at $24,000 per month and are allocated based on units of production.The budgeted contribution margin per unit is $0.85,and administration fixed costs are budgeted at $7,500 per month.What is the flexible-budget amount for operating income for 40,000 and 20,000 units,respectively?
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Jenny's Condiments makes a specialty mustard for street vendors that is composed of wet ingredients and dry ingredients.Two parts of wet ingredients at a standard cost of $12,and three parts of dry ingredients at a standard cost of $9,are required for every batch.In the first week of July,Jenny produced two hundred thirty batches of mustard using 450 units of wet ingredients and 750 units of dry ingredients.
-For the dry ingredients what are the material mix and yield variances respectively?
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Everclean Filter Corporation used the following data to evaluate their current operating system.The company sells items for $10 each and had used a budgeted selling price of $11 per unit.
-What is the static-budget variance of revenues?

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All Good Things Ltd.planned on producing 600 units for the year.However,actual production was 400 units.
Information concerning the direct labour cost for All Good Things Ltd.is as follows: actual results 1,000 hours at $25 per hour;static budget amounts were 1,200 hours at $21 per hour.
-What is the All Good Things Ltd.direct labour rate variance?
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When benchmarking,the best levels of performance are typically found in companies that are totally different.
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Benchmarking key activities can be even more important in not-for-profit/non-profit (NFP)organizations than it is for businesses seeking to make a profit.
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Managers generally have more control over efficiency variances than rate variances.
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A company makes table lamps,for which the following standards have been developed:
During January,production of 100 lamps was expected,but 110 lamps were actually completed.Direct materials purchased and used were 2,100 kilograms at an actual price of $2.20 per kilogram.Direct labour cost for the month was $5,310,and the actual pay per hour was $9.00.
-The direct-labour efficiency variance for the month of January is

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