Cost accounts. somebody help

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A company produces 400000 components of machinery annualy at 80% of full capacity. regular selling price of the component is 33. Budgeted annual production costs and other expenses for the year are as follows:-

Raw material cost per unit                                                                                                               Rs.4.25

Direct labour cost per unit                                                                                                                Rs.5.75

Variable factory overhead per unit                                                                                                    Rs.7.75

Variable selling cost                                                                                                                           5% of selling price

Fixed factory and administrative  overheads                                                                                  3950000

During the year, the company received a one time order to sell 25000 components for which no selling expenses will be incurred. What should be the minimum price quoted by the company if it wants to earn minimum of rs.1per component on this order?     

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total variable cost will be 17.75 per unit..

 

distribute the fixed overheads on 25000 components...= 3950000/400000=9.875

total cost per unit will be - 27.625 

add profit - 1

selling price will be 28.625

 

 

Thanx for help...

Thanx a lot!!!

Dear Mr. Rohit,

Company can produce extra 25000 unit in his released capacity.  Minimum price for this offer is as follws-

Variable cost                    17.75

Add Desired Profit             1.00

Minimum price                 18.75

Fixed cost will not be includes for decision making becuase there is no change in fixed cost due to this offer.

 

Regards

Puneet Mittal

@ puneet  we need to consider fixed cost too.

Otherwise the co might end up doing price discrimination.

Coz price to one customer is around 19 rs and to the other around 30 rs

i want complete solution!!!

Mr Rohit Answer is right.Since based on Marginal Costing.Snehas Answer based on Absorption Costing

i agree with puneet

Dear Rohit

   

Following will be complet answer of it.

   

First we will check whether capacity to produce Order Quantity is available or not.

   

company is currently working at 80% capacity and producing 320000 components so the company has unutilized capacity of 80000 components.

   

for calculating the cost of components we will consider only relevant variable cost

Raw Material                           4.25

 

Direct Labour                          5.75

 

Variable F.O.                             7.75

 

Variable S.O.                             0

 

                                                 -----------

 

                                                 17.75

 

Desired Profit(PU)                 1.00

 

                                               ----------------

 

Selling Price                           18.75

 

 

we will not consider fixed cost and variable selling overheads becouse both are not applicable in this case.

fixed overhead will not changed due to order and variable selling overheads will not be incurred in this case (as given in the Question)

Puneet is right........... as while we have to go for these type of decision making we should not include fixed costs in the working of Costing ............. as it is already absorbed with the existing production..

Secondly............... @ Vijay ............ about the rate difference........ we have calculated the costing......... this is the least price with which we can go......... now it depends on Sales team what the maximum they can get.

THE QUESTION IS ASKED FOR A SPECIAL ORDER AND FOR THAT SPECIFIC ORDER IT WANTS A PROFIT OF 1 PER UNIT....

 

AS WE HAVE ALREADY INCURED THE FIXED COST IT WILL NOT BE APPOTIONED, WHICH IS SUNK COST AND IRRELEVENT FOR THE DECISION AND HENCE ONLY VARIABLE COST WILL BE CONSIDERED...

 

DERISED S.P WILL BE = V.C.P.U + PROFIT P.U

                                           = 17.75 + 1 = 18.75/--

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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