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Variable costing vs. Absorption costing
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I was given this problem to work out in an introductory managerial accounting class and I have to find the net income for the following information for a company that makes one product:
Selling price: $92 per unit Units in beginning inventory: 0 Units produced: 8700 units sold: 8300 units in ending inventory: 400 Variable costs per unit: Direct Materials: $13 Direct Labor: 55 Variable manufacturing overhead: 1 Variable selling & admin expense: 5 Fixed Costs: Fixed manufacturing overhead: $130,500 Fixed selling and administrative: $8300 Under variable costing I got a net loss of (17,000) Under absorption costing I got a net profit of 16,600 Is this right? If not, can you show me what I did wrong? |
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Maybe this will help....
Variable Costing: sales = $ 763,600; variable cost = $ 614,200; fixed cost = $ 138,800; income = $ 10,600 Absorption Costing: sales = $ 763,600; cost of goods sold = $ 697,200 ($ 84 x 8,300 units); selling and administrative expenses = $ 49,800; income = $ 16,600 I AM GOOD ![]() |
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