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horngrens cost accounting a managerial emphasis

Questions and Answers of Horngrens Cost Accounting A Managerial Emphasis

Define cost-volume-profit analysis.LO1
Distinguish between operating income and net income.LO1
Define contribution margin, gross margin, contribution margin percentage, variable-cost percentage, and margin of safety.LO1
Describe three methods that can be used to calculate the breakeven point.LO1
Why is it more accurate to describe the subject matter of this chapter as CVP analysis rather than as breakeven analysis?LO1
“CVP is both simple and simplistic. If you want realistic analysis to underpin your decisions, look beyond CVP.” Do you agree? Explain.LO1
How does an increase in the income tax rate affect the breakeven point?LO1
Describe sensitivity analysis. How has spreadsheet software affected its use?LO1
Give an example of how a manager can decrease variable costs while increasing fixed costs.LO1
Give an example of how a manager can increase variable costs while decreasing fixed costs.LO1
What is operating leverage? How is knowing the degree of operating leverage (DOL) helpful to managers?LO1
“There is no such thing as a fixed cost. All costs can be ‘unfixed’ given sufficient time.” Do you agree? What is the implication of your answer for CVP analysis?LO1
How can a company with multiple products compute its breakeven point?LO1
“Gross margin is a less useful concept than contribution margin in CVP analysis.” Do you agree? Explain.LO1
CVP analysis computations. The following partial information is available. Complete the table by filling in all the blanks. Each case is independent.LO1 Case Revenues Variable Costs Fixed Costs Total
CVP analysis, income taxes. Diego Motors is a small car dealership. On average it sells a car 1. 40 ears for $26,000, which it purchases from the manufacturer for $22,000. Each month, Diego Motors
CVP analysis, income taxes. (J. Watson) Orillia Equipment sells riding lawn mowers. The 1) OWES average price for a lawn mower is $16,000. Orillia purchases these mowers from the manufacturers at an
Gross margin and contribution margin. The Museum of Art is preparing for its annual appreciation dinner for contributing members. Last year, 500 members attended the dinner.Tickets for the dinner
Athletic scholarships, CVP analysis. Huron University is committed to improving access to higher education. Each year it makes $4,500,000 available for scholarships for students based on financial
CVP analysis, changing revenues and costs. Sunshine Tours is a travel agency specializing in cruises between Miami and Jamaica. It books passengers on Carib Cruises.Sunshine’s fixed costs are
Contribution margin, gross margin, and margin of safety. Mirabel Cosmetics manufactures and sells a face cream to small family-run stores in the greater Montreal area. It presents the monthly
CVP exercises. Simple Designs owns and operates several retail outlets throughout Western Canada. You are given the following corporate budget data for next year:REQUIRED Compute the budgeted
CVP exercises. (J. Watson) Beans Unlimited sells specialty coffees in 1-kilogram packages.Fixed costs are budgeted at $730,000 per year. For the upcoming year, revenues are forecasted to be
CVP, margin of safety. Suppose Latimer Ltd.’s breakeven point is revenues of $2,159,000.Fixed costs are $323,850.REQUIRED 1. Compute the contribution margin percentage.2. Compute the selling price
Operating leverage. Charles Rothman is an importer of silver cuff bracelets from Mexico.He has a three-month agreement with the local coffee shop, Dellano’s, to set up a booth to exhibit the
Gross margin and contribution margin, making decisions. Saunders’ Electronics had the following results for the year just ended:Mr. Saunders, the owner of the store, is unhappy with the operating
CVP, revenue mix. (J. Watson) Burdon Snowboards sells two models of snowboards—the Men’s Dominator and the Ladies’ Luxury. Information on the two models of snowboards follows:Of Burdon’s
CVP, international cost structure differences. Kaleden Inc. is considering three countries for the sole manufacturing site of its new product: India, China, and Canada. The product will be sold to
CVP, not for profit. The Sunrise Group (SG) is an environmentally conscious organization that buys land with the objective of preserving the natural environment. SG receives private contributions and
CVP, revenue mix. (J. Watson) Zyrcon Ltd. is a computer games manufacturer. It currently 1 BEP in total units, 517.956 has two games on the market—Alien Predators and Vegas Pokermatch. Data
CVP analysis, multiple cost drivers. (J. Watson) Clarke Ltd. is a manufacturer of promotional items. The majority of its revenues is from the production of promotional pens. Clarke imports these pens
Uncertainty. Angela King is the Las Vegas promoter for Randy Couture. King is promoting a new Octagon world championship fight for Couture. The key area of uncertainty is the size of the cable
CVP, executive teaching compensation. David Hutchinson is an internationally known Canadian professor specializing in consumer marketing. In 2009, Hutchinson and the United Kingdom Business School
CVP analysis, service firm. Wildlife Escapes generates average revenue of $9,200 per per- son on its five-day package tours to wildlife parks in Kenya. The variable costs per person areAnnual fixed
CVP, target operating and net income. (J. Watson) Carumba Inc.’s 2009 budget includes a the following items:REQUIRED 1. At what price would the company break even?2. If the company were to sell
CVP, target income, service firm. Teddy Bear Daycare provides daycare for children >Mondoanydsa ys thrthorouugghh FriFdraiydasy.s . Its monthly variable costs per chiil d areREQUIRED 1. Calculate
CVP, income taxes, manufacturing decisions. (J. Watson) Prairie Ltd. currently manufactures a single product in its Saskatoon factory. Last year’s results (based on sales volume of 25,000 units)
CVP, shoe stores. The Walk Rite Shoe Company operates a chain of shoe stores. The stores 1.a, BEP 40,000 units sell ten different styles of inexpensive men’s shoes with identical unit costs and
CVP, shoe stores (continuation of 3-42). Refer to requirement 3 of 3-42. In this problem 1. 54,000 unis assume the role of the owner of Walk Rite.REQUIRED 1. Calculate the number of units sold where
Uncertainty and expected costs. Dawmart Corp., an international retail giant, is consider- ing implementing a new business-to-business (B2B) information system for processing purchase orders. The
CVP analysis, decision making. (M. Rajan, adapted) Tocchet Company manufactures CB1, a citizens' band radio that is sold mainly to truck drivers. The company's plant in Camden has an annual capacity
Revenue mix, two products. The Goldman Company retails two products, a standard and a deluxe version of a luggage carrier. The budgeted income statement is as follows:REQUIRED 1. Compute the
CVP, movie production. Panther Productions has just finished production of the most recent sequel in its Illinois Jones series. The film cost $22 million to produce. Most produc- tion personnel and
CVP, cost structure differences, movie production (continuation of 3-47). Panther Productions is negotiating the next sequel to its Illinois Jones series. This negotiation is proving more difficult
Multi-product breakeven, decision making. Bonavista Cribs manufactures baby cribs. It currently produces one model, the Surrey crib, and it is priced at $600. Variable manufactur- ing costs are $210
Choosing between compensation plans, operating leverage. (CMA, adapted) Marston Corporation manufactures pharmaceutical products that are sold through a network of sales agents. The agents are paid a
Special-order decision. Manitoba Production Corporation (MPC) specializes in the manu- facture of one-litre plastic bottles. The plastic moulding machines are capable of producing 100 bottles per
CVP, sensitivity analysis. Technology of the Past (TOP) produces old-fashioned simple corkscrews. Last year was not a good year for sales but TOP expects the market to pick up this year. Last year's
CVP, nonprofit event planning. The Windsor Chamber of Commerce is planning its annual event. There are two possible plans: 2.55a. Hold the event at a local hotel. The fixed rental cost would be
Review of Chapters 2 and 3. For each of the following independent cases, find the unknowns designated by the capital letters.LO1 Direct materials used Direct manufacturing labour Variable marketing,
CVP under uncertainty. (J. Patell) In your new position as supervisor of product introduction, you have to decide on a pricing strategy for a talking doll specialty product with the following cost
Governance, CVP analysis. Athabaska Ltd. produces a lens used for webcams. Summary data from its year 2008 income statement are as follows:The president of Athabaska, Roberta Klein, is very concerned
Short-run pricing, budgeting, capacity constraints. Tillsonburg Dairy, maker of specialty cheeses, produces a soft cheese from the milk of Holstein cows raised on a special corn-based diet. One
Uncertainty. Chester Steel Fabrication (CSF) is considering submitting a bid to construct a metal bridge for a new highway. The company controller thinks that a bid of $2,500,000 will cover both the
Governance, CVP, cost analysis. Ahmed Diba is the controller of the Body Products Division of World Wide Drugs (WWD). It is located in Winnipeg, which is also the head- quarters of WWD. Diba is
Contribution approach. Air Delta is about to introduce a daily round-trip flight from New York to Los Angeles and is determining how it should price its round-trip tickets. The market research group
Deciding where to produce. (CMA, adapted) Domestic Engines Company produces the same power generators in two plants, a newly renovated, automated plant in Peona, and an older, less automated plant in
CVP, theatre planning. The Globe and Mail has just published a stinging criticism of the inflation in theatre ticket prices. The article was titled, “The $100 Price Gouge: Is $150 Next?” This
Identify the job costing process, and the procedures of job cost allocation and assignment LO1
Apply knowledge of direct and indirect cost pools to calculate cost-allocation rates and assign costs to a service job LO1
Apply knowledge of direct and indirect cost pools to calculate cost-allocation rates and assign costs to manufacturing departments LO1
Explain the usefulness of normal and actual costing procedures based on material and efficient causes of costs LO1
Apply management- accounting logic to underallocation and overallocation of indirect costs arising from the use of normal costing procedures LO1
Define cost pool, cost tracing, cost-allocation base, and cost allocation.LO1
What is the benefit of creating more than one manufacturing overhead cost pool?LO1
Why would it be of benefit to separate a conversion process into different stages or departments?LO1
What are the two major cost objects that managers focus on in companies using job costing?LO1
Describe the three major source documents used in job costing systems.LO1
What is the main concern about source documents.used to prepare job cost records?LO1
Give two reasons why most organizations use an annual period rather than a weekly dab’ Castiy Soca or monthly period to compute budgeted indirect cost-allocation rates. and Goods LO1
How does actual costing differ from normal costing?LO1
Describe two ways in which a house-construction company may use job cost information.LO1
Describe three different debit entries in the Work-in-Process Control general ledger‘T-account.LO1
Describe three alternative ways to dispose of underallocated or overallocated indirect costs.LO1
When might a company use budgeted costs rather than actual costs to compute direct labour rates?LO1
What is the right way to decide on the cost-allocation bases and number of cost pools?LO1
Job costing, process costing. In each of the following situations, determine whether job costing or process costing would be more appropriate.LO1 a. A CA firm b. An oil refinery c. A custom furniture
Actual costing, normal costing, manufacturing overhead. Destin Products uses a job 1B.u dgeted is 85% ofdi rect costing system with two direct-cost categories (direct materials and direct
Job costing; actual, normal, and variation of normal costing. Chirac & Partners is a professional labour-hour; Quebec-based public accounting partnership specializing in audit services. Its job
Job costing; actual, normal, and variation from normal costing. Thanatos & Hades(T'&H) is a law firm that specializes in writing wills. Its job costing system has one direct cost pool,
Job costing, normal and actual costing. Anderson Construction assembles residential homes. It uses a job costing system with two direct cost categories (direct materials and direct labour) and one
Normal costing, manufacturing overhead. (J. Watson) Trenton Ltd. uses a normal job costing system and applies manufacturing overhead to products on the basis of machine hours. At the beginning of
Job costing, accounting for manufacturing overhead, budgeted rates. Lynn Company uses a job costing system at its Mississauga plant. The plant has a Machining Department and an Assembly Department.
Job costing, budgeted rates, unit costs. (J. Watson) Lytton Ltd. uses a normal job costing system with two direct cost categories (direct materials and direct labour) and one indirect cost pool. It
Job costing, journal entries. The University of Toronto Press is wholly owned by the university. It performs the, bulk of its work for other university departments, which pay as though the Press were
Job costing, journal entries. Duchess Ltd. manufactures and installs kitchen cabinetry. It uses normal job costing with two direct cost categories (direct materials and direct manufac- turing labour)
Job costing, unit cost, ending work-in-process: Richmond Company worked on only two jobs during May. Information on the jobs is given below:At the beginning of the year, annual manufacturing overhead
Job costing, various cost drivers. (J. Watson) Rochester Ltd. has budgeted $435,000 for manufacturing overhead for the upcoming year. It forecast that 72,500 machine hours will be used in the
Job costing, journal entries, T-accounts, source documents. Production Company 2. Overallocation, $16,000 produces gadgets for the coveted small appliance market. The following data reflect activity
Accounting for manufacturing overhead. Consider the following selected cost data for &Housser Inc. for 2010.Housser’s job costing system has a single manufacturing overhead cost pool (allocated
Proration of overhead. The Ride-On-Water (ROW) Company produces a line of non- oo motorized boats. ROW uses a normal job costing system and allocates manufacturing overhead — {59% odfir ect
Job costing, solving for unknowns. (J. Watson) Osprey Ltd. manufactures designer aie 000 During the year, it recorded direct materials used of $684,000. ‘Total manufacturing costs o-. $1,482,000
Disposition of underallocated or overallocated overhead. (J. Watson) Princeton Manu-1. Underallocated, $35,000 facturing budgeted $325,000 and incurred $337,000 of overhead costs in the past year.
Job costing, law firm. Keating & Partners is a law firm specializing in labour relations and 1. $85 per professional labour: employee-related work. It employs 25 professionals (5 partners and 20
Job costing with two direct cost and two indirect cost categories, law firm (continuation of 4-33). Keating has just completed a review of its job costing system. This review 192 | cuarters included
Overview of general-ledger relationships. Blakely Company is a small machine shop that © @uses highly skilled labour and a job costing system (using normal costing). The total debits 5
Normal costing, overhead allocation, working backwards. Gaston Ltd. uses a normal job costing system with two direct cost categories-direct materials and direct manufacturing labour and one indirect
General ledger relationships, underallocation and overallocation, service industry. John Brody and Co. is an engineering consulting firm. Brody uses a variation of a normal costing system. It charges
Disposition of overhead overallocation or underallocation, two indirect cost pools. Glavine Corporation manufactures precision equipment made to order for the semiconduc- tor industry. Glavine uses
Job Costing, normal versus actual, under/over applied overhead. (J. Watson) The following 600 information relates to the activities of King Ltd. for the year 2010.The company uses normal costing and

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