47. S Company has developed the following standards for one of its products:

STANDARD COSTS SHEET

One Unit of Product:

Materials (4 pounds P5 per pound) P20.00

Direct labor (1 hour P7 per hour) P7.00

Additional notes:

1. Overhead is applied based on direct labor hours.

2. The standard direct labor hours for the variable overhead is 1 hour.

3. The total standard variable cost is P31

The following activity occurred during the month of December:

Materials purchased 4,100 pounds costing P18,800

Materials used 3,640 pounds

Units produced 900 units

Direct labor 1,000 hours costing P7,800

Question 1: What is the material price variance for December? 48. Please refer to the given in SAGUTANMOKOBAYBEH,

Question 2: How much is the variable efficiency variance 49. S Company uses standard costing for direct materials and direct labor. The following monthly cost functions were developed for manufacturing overhead items:

Budgeted Overhead Item Cost Function:

Indirect materials P1.00 per DLH

Indirect labor P1.25 per DLH

Utilities P0.50 per DLH

Insurance P50,000

Depreciation P400,000

The cost functions were determined using observations from 20,000 to 30,000 direct labor hours. The company expects to operate at 25,000 direct labor hours per month. The theoretical capacity per month of the company is 30,000 units. Each unit requires 2 direct labor hours. The Company applies overhead using direct labor hours.

Actual data for this month are as follows:

Variable overhead costs P87,000

Fixed overhead costs P423,000

Direct labor hours 26,000

Question 1: The entry pertaining to the volume variance if the standard direct labor hours allowed for this month was 24,000 will be 50. Question 2: How much is the variable spending variance if 17,500 units were produced? 51. Question 3: If 13,000 units were produced during the month. How much overhead costs were debited to the Work-in-Process Inventory?