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MID-TERM EXAM
ACADEMY OF

December 2021

POLICY AND DEVELOPMENT
International School of Economics and Finance

Management Accounting
Duration: 120 minutes

TEST CODE: 05

Instructions
Please read the instruction carefully before you start.
 There are 3 questions in this paper.
 Each question carries different marks and full marks can be obtained for complete
answers to all the questions.
 There are 10 marks available on this paper.
 A hand-held calculator may be used when answering questions on this paper but it must
not be pre-programmed or able to display graphics text of algebraic equations.
 Other materials are not allowed in the examination.
 Cheating is forbidden and will result in the mark of ZERO.

Note: This is closed-book exam.

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Question 1: (3.5 points)
Rosebloom produces premium cookies and uses process costing. There are three


processing departments: Mixing, Baking and Packaging. In the Packaging Department,
direct materials are added at the beginning of the process. Conversion costs are added
evenly throughout each process. The weighted-average method of process costing is used.
Data from May for the Packaging Department are as follows:
Packaging Department
Units:
Beginning work in process:

70 batches

Transferred in from the Baking Dept. during May:

650 batches

Completed and transferred out during the period:

630 batches

Ending work in process (80% complete as to conversion work):

90 batches

Beginning work in process

$4,725

Costs:
(transferred in cost, $3,430; direct material cost, 770;
conversion costs, $525)
Transferred in from the Baking Dept. during May


$31,850

Materials cost added during May

$7,150

Conversion costs added during May

$10,005

Requirements
1. Prepare a timeline for Packaging Department.

(0.5 point)

2. Prepare a production cost report for the Packaging Department in May.
(3.0 points)

Question 2: (3.5 points)
Vincent Jardine, a CPA, has a consulting firm in the state of New York that offers optimal
tax solutions. Vincent Jardine’s systems consultants provide direct labor at a rate of $180
Note: This is closed-book exam.

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per hour. Clients are billed at 120% of direct labor cost. Last month, Vincent Jardine's
consultants spent 135 hours on Nurix Inc.
Vincent Jardine decides to develop an ABC system to allocate his firm’s indirect costs. He

estimates indirect costs for this year amount to $182,000 and the company is expected to
work 7,000 direct labor hours during the year. He identifies three activities related to the
total indirect costs - documentation preparation, travel and information technology (IT)
support. He figures that documentation costs are driven by the number of pages, travel
costs are driven by the number of miles travelled, and IT support costs are driven by the
number of direct labor hours worked. Estimates of the costs and quantities of the allocation
bases follow:
Activity

Allocation base

Documentation preparation
Travel
IT Support
Total

Pages
Miles travelled
Direct labor hours

Estimated
costs
$ 42,000
105,000
35,000
$182,000

Estimated quantity
of allocation base
5,000 pages

35,000 miles
7,000 DLH

The Nurix job used the following resources last month:
Cost Driver
Direct labor hours
Pages
Miles travelled

Nurix
135
320
450

Requirements
1.

Compute the cost allocation rate for each activity.
point)

(1.0

2.

Compute the cost assigned to the Nurix job, using the ABC system.
point)

(1.0

3.


Compute the operating income from the Nurix job, using the ABC system.
(0.5 point)

4.

Assuming that Vincent Jardine uses traditional costing method to allocate
indirect cost (based on direct labor hours), calculate the operating income from
the Nurix job. Comment on the results obtained.
(1.0 point)

Note: This is closed-book exam.

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Question 3: (3.0 points)
Timex Company is a hand watch manufacturer. Timex sells a quatz watch for $69 per unit.
Variable costs are $45 per unit, and fixed costs are $96,000 per year.
Requirements
1. Use the contribution margin approach to compute the number of units Timex must sell
each year to break even.
(0.5
point)
2. Use the contribution margin ratio CVP formula to compute the dollar sales Timex
needs to earn $88,800 in operating income for 2019.
(0.5
point)
3. Graph Timex’s CVP relationships. Show the breakeven point, the sales revenue line,
the fixed cost line, the total cost line, the operating loss area, the operating income

area, and the sales in units and dollars when operating income of $88,800 is earned.
(1.0 point)
4. Timex is considering a quality improvement program that will increase the variable
costs by 20% and the fixed costs by $12,000. Selling price will now be $75 per unit.
Compute the required sales in dollars in order to have double operating income.
(1.0 point)
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Note: This is closed-book exam.

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