Compute the price and quantity variances for direct materials. 2. Compute the rate and efficiency variances for direct labor. 3. Journalize the usage of Direct Materials and the assignment of Direct Labor (including related variances). 4. For manufacturing OH, compute the total variance, the flexible budget variance and the production volume

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Smith manufactures coffee mugs that it sells to other companies for customizing with their own logos. Smith prepares flexible budgets and uses a standard cost system to control manufacturing costs. The standard unit cost of a coffee mug is based on static budget volume of 59,700 coffee mugs per month.

Direct materials (0.2 Ibs @ $0.25 per Ib)                     $0.05

Direct labor (3 minutes @ $0.12 per minute)                 0.36

Manufacturing overhead:

Variable (3 minutes @ $0.05 per minute)    $0.15

Fixed (3 minutes @ $0.14 per minute)        $ 0.42          0.57

Total cost per coffee mug                                             $.0.98

Actual cost and production information for july:

a. Actual production and sales were 62, 400 coffee mugs.

b. Actual direct materials usage was 12,000 Ibs., at an actual price of $0.18 per Ib.

c. Actual direct labor usage of 203,000 minutes at a total cost of $28,420.

d. Actual overhead cost was $40,900.

1. Compute the price and quantity variances for direct materials.

2. Compute the rate and efficiency variances for direct labor.

3. Journalize the usage of Direct Materials and the assignment of Direct Labor (including related variances).

4. For manufacturing OH, compute the total variance, the flexible budget variance and the production volume

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Direct Materil
Actual price ($28,420/ 203,000 min.) $0.18
Standard price $0.25
Actual quantity 12000 lbs
Standard quantity
62,400 coffee mugs × 0.2 lbs 12480 lbs
Direct Labour
Actual price ($28,420/ 203,000 min.) $ 0.14 / Min
Standard price $ 0.12 / Min
Actual quantity 203,000 min
Standard quantity
62,400 coffee mugs × 3 mins. / coffee mug 187200 Min

Now we can compute the variances:

Price Variances:

Price variance

=Actual price−Standard price×Actual quantityper input unitper input unitof inputDirect material

s=     ($0.18 per lb. − $0.25 per lb.)× 12,000 lbs

= $840 F

.price variance

Direct labor

=   ($0.14 per min. − $0.12 per min. ) x 203,000 Mins

= $ 4060 U

Efficiency Variances:

Efficiency=Actual quantity−Standard quantity×Standard pricevarianceof input of input per input unit

Direct materials .efficiency variance

=     (12,000 lbs. – 12,480 lbs.)× $0.25/lb

= $120 F

Direct labor efficiency variance

=(203,000 min. −  187,200 min.)× $.12/min.

=$1,896 U

Description Debit $ Credit $
1 Work in Process Inventory (12,480 × $0.25) 3120
Direct Materials Efficiency Variance 120
Materials Inventory (12,000 × $0.25) 3000
2 Work in Process Inventory (187,200 × $0.12 22464
Direct Labor Efficiency Variance 1896
Manufacturing Wages (203,000 × $0.12 24360
Total overhead variance:
Actual overhead cost 40900
Standard overhead allocated to (actual) production
(62,400 × $0.57) 35568
Total overhead variance $5332 U
Overhead flexible budget variance:
Actual overhead cost 40900
Flexible budget overhead for actual outputs 34434
Overhead flexible budget variance $ 6466 U
Production volume variance:
Flexible budget overhead for actual outputs 34434
Standard overhead allocated to (actual) production 35568
Production volume variance $ 1134 F

Flexible budget overhead for 62,400 coffee mugs:

Variable overhead

(62,400 coffee mugs × $0.15/coffee mug)………..$  9,360

Fixed overhead

(59,700 coffee mugs × $0.42/coffee mug)………..  25,074

*Total flexible budget overhead…………………………..$34,434

*Note that to get the budgeted fixed overhead, one must multiply the $0.42 fixed overhead per coffee mug by the static budget output of 59,700 coffee mugs

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