A. Straight-line method(Correct)
B. Written down value method
C. Units-of-production method
D. Sum-of-the years‘-digits method
A. Straight-line method(Correct)
B. Written down value method
C. Units-of-production method
D. Sum-of-the years‘-digits method
Gross Profit =25 % of Sales
= 25/100×2000
= 500 Gross Profit
Cost of Goods = Total Sales – Gross Profit
=2000-500 = 1500
A. 18,387
B. 18,560
C. 18,750
D. 19,000
A. Direct cost
B. Cost Sheet
C. Budget
D. Marginal Costing.
A. 792
B. 820
C. 840
D. 864
A. 8,000 units
B. 11,000 units
C. 10,000 units
D. 9,000 units
Opening stock of raw material 11,570
Closing stock of raw material 10,380
Purchase of raw material during the month 1,28,450
Total manufacturing cost charged to product 3,39,165
Factory overheads are applied at the rate of 45% of direct labour cost.
The amount of factory overheads applied to production is
A. 65,025
B. 94,287
C. 95,020
D. 1,52,624
A. 37.50
B. 38.25
C. 24.00
D. 35.00
A. 0.65
B. 0.35
C. 1.50
D. 5.29
A. 5,80,000
B. 5,50,000
C. 5,00,000
D. 5,75,000
Explanation:
Using production related budgets, units to produce equals budgeted sales + desired ending finished goods inventory + desired equivalent units in ending W-I-P inventory – beginning finished goods inventory – equivalent units in beginning W-I-P inventory. Therefore, in this case, units to produce is equal to 5,00,000 + 1,50,000 + 60,000 – 80,000 – 50,000 = 5,80,000