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ACCA exam Dec 2011 Question 2

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  • November 22, 2012 at 1:47 pm #55549
    atanaska
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    Hi there,

    I have a question. In the Dec 2011 F5 paper quetion 2 is a bit confusing for me. The first part of the question I di understand and can deal with, but the second part is a but werid. I don’t understand why the external materials for Div A are calculated as 60,000x$265+(20,000x$200) I thought the figure in the brackets was supposed to be (20,000x$65).

    Can you help please? I have a lot more questions, but I just reaslised that won’t actually be able to figure them out on my own…

    Thanks a lot
    Atanaska

    November 22, 2012 at 6:34 pm #108102
    John Moffat
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    Dividion A is buying 60000 externally and 20,000 from Division B.

    For all of the 80,000 he has to pay $200 for ‘other materials’. The extra 65 is paid externally for 60,000 and internally for 20,000 (to :).

    So…….externally he has to pay 80,000 x 200; and also 60,000 x 65 for the fittings he has to buy externally.

    The 65 on the other 20,000 is paid to B and is shown on the profit statement separately as inter-divisional transfers.

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