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2.1.1 Calculate the following for the Production Cost Statement: - Direct material cost - Direct labour cost - Factory overhead cost 2.1.2 Complete the Abridged Statement of Comprehensive Income (Income Statement) for the year ended 31 March 2022 - NSC Accounting - Question 2 - 2022 - Paper 2

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2.1.1 Calculate the following for the Production Cost Statement: - Direct material cost - Direct labour cost - Factory overhead cost 2.1.2 Complete the Abridged St... show full transcript

Worked Solution & Example Answer:2.1.1 Calculate the following for the Production Cost Statement: - Direct material cost - Direct labour cost - Factory overhead cost 2.1.2 Complete the Abridged Statement of Comprehensive Income (Income Statement) for the year ended 31 March 2022 - NSC Accounting - Question 2 - 2022 - Paper 2

Step 1

Direct material cost

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To calculate the direct material cost, we will first determine the total fabric needed for the production target:

Fabric needed for one suit = 3.2 metres Total suits produced = 3,000

Total fabric needed = 3.2 metres/suit * 3,000 suits = 9,600 metres

Next, consider the 5% allowance for wastage:

Total fabric including wastage = 9,600 metres * 1.05 = 10,080 metres

The cost of fabric per metre can be calculated from total purchases:

Total fabric purchased = 12,250 metres for R5,512,500 Cost per metre = R5,512,500 / 12,250 metres = R450

Now, finalize the direct material cost:

Direct material cost = 10,080 metres * R450/metre = R4,536,000.

Step 2

Direct labour cost

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For the direct labour cost, we will calculate the total wages for machinists and supervisors.

Factory machinists:

  • Number of employees = 40
  • Monthly salary per employee = R17,500
  • Annual salary per employee = R17,500 * 12 = R210,000

Total for machinists = 40 * R210,000 = R8,400,000

Factory supervisors:

  • Number of employees = 20
  • Monthly salary per employee = R21,000
  • Annual salary per employee = R21,000 * 12 = R252,000

Total for supervisors = 20 * R252,000 = R5,040,000

Combine both totals:

Direct labour cost = R8,400,000 + R5,040,000 = R13,440,000.

Finally, include bonuses (11% of total gross wages): Bonus for machinists = 11% of R8,400,000 = R924,000 Bonus for supervisors = 11% of R5,040,000 = R554,400 Total bonus = R924,000 + R554,400 = R1,478,400

Final direct labour cost = R13,440,000 + R1,478,400 = R14,918,400.

Step 3

Factory overhead cost

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To compute the factory overhead cost, we sum all the relevant costs:

  1. Consumable stores: R35,700
  2. Factory rent (assumed): R1,327,260
  3. Insurance: R102,060

Factory overhead cost = R35,700 + R1,327,260 + R102,060 = R1,464,020.

Step 4

Abridged Statement of Comprehensive Income

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The Abridged Statement of Comprehensive Income will include:

  • Sales = R18,104,000
  • Cost of sales = R11,105,000
  • Gross profit = R18,104,000 - R11,105,000 = R6,999,000
  • Operating expenses: Selling and distribution cost = R1,052,400 + Administration costs = R532,200 + Total Operating Expenses (Selling + Administration) = R1,584,600
  • Net profit = Gross profit - Operating expenses = R6,999,000 - R1,584,600 = R5,414,400.

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