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Expected sales volume in the period

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  • August 27, 2016 at 10:53 pm #335647
    qhomoko
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    The following information relates to a manufacturing company for the next costing period:

    *Fixed production cost _$125 000
    *Fixed selling costs_$25000
    *Production_25000 units

    The profit for the period using absorption costing would be $15000 less than if marginal costing was used.

    Reauired:
    What is the expected sales volume in the period?

    A22 000units
    B23 000units
    C27 000units
    D28 000units

    please help and try explain in detail

    MY REGARDS*

    August 28, 2016 at 3:05 pm #335786
    Ken Garrett
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    The profit difference of 15000 must relate only to differences in inventory valuation because of mc/tac.

    Fixed overhead absorption rate per unit is 125000/25000 =5 (ignore selling costs as these are not absorbed into inventory).

    15000/5 =3000 units. Because tac profit is less than mc profit, inventory must have fallen (lower fc,carried forward in closing invnetory and more,charged to cost of sales).

    Therefore, sales volume must be 3000 greater then units producedmso that inventory falls.

    Sales volume = 25000 + 3000 = 28000.

    HTH

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