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To illustrate the use of standard costs, consider the Herman O. Thompson Sports, Inc. aka
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Recall...... standard cost card
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QuantityPriceCost DM3.5 Yards$6.00$21.00 DL2.0 Hours18.0036.00 VOH2.0 Hours4.008.00 Standard Cost Per Unit$65.00
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First, a General Model for Variance Analysis AQ x APAQ x SPSQ x SP Total Variance Variance Materials Price Var. Labor Rate Var. VOH Spending Var. Material Quan Var. Labor Eff. Var. VOH efficiency Var.
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AQ x APAQ x SPSQ x SP Total Variance Variance DM Price Variance DL Rate Variance VOH Spending Var. DM Quantity Var. DL Efficiency Var. VOH Efficiency Var.
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Another Way to Calculate Variances
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DM Price Variances...
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DM Quantity Variances...
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An Example Calculating Variances
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Calculating Direct Materials Variances
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QuantityPriceCost DM3.5 Yards$6.00$21.00 DL2.0 Hours18.0036.00 VOH2.0 Hours4.008.00 Standard Cost Per Unit$65.00
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Data for last month’s production: # of suits completed Cost of DM purchases (20,000 x $5.40) Yards of material used 5,000 $108,000 20,000
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Using these data and the data from the standard cost card, calculate the material price and quantity variances.
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AQ x APAQ x SPSQ x SP $20,000 x $5.40 $108,000 $20,000 x $6 $120,000 17,500 Yds x $6 $105,000 Price Variance Quantity Variance $3,000(U) $12,000(F)$15,000(U) Total Variance
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Alternative method – Direct Materials Price Variance
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Alternative method – Direct Materials Quantity Variance
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Isolating the Variances
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The objective of variance analysis is to isolate the variances as soon in the process as possible.
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AQ x APAQ x SPSQ x SP $20,000 x $5.40 $108,000 $20,000 x $6 $120,000 17,500 Yds x $6 $105,000 Price Variance Quantity Variance $3,000(U) $12,000(F)$15,000(U) Total Variance
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Placing Responsibility For Variances
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AQ x APAQ x SPSQ x SP $20,000 x $5.40 $108,000 $20,000 x $6 $120,000 17,500 Yds x $6 $105,000 Price Variance Quantity Variance $3,000(U) $12,000(F)$15,000(U) Total Variance
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Calculating Direct Labor Variances
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Data for last month’s production: # of suits completed Cost of Direct Labor (10,500 x $20) 5,000 $210,000
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Using these data and the data from the standard cost card, calculate the labor rate and efficiency variances.
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AH x ARAH x SRSH x SR 10,500 Hrs x $20 $210,000 10,500 Hrs x $18 $189,000 10,000 Hrs x $18 $180,000 $30,000(U) $21,000(U)$9,000(U) Rate Variance Efficiency Variance
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Alternative Method DL Rate Variance
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Alternative Method DL Efficiency Variance
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Calculating Variable Overhead
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Data for last month’s production: # of suits completed5,000 Actual DLHs10,500 Actual VMOH$40,950
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Using these data and the data from the standard cost card, calculate the variable overhead variances.
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AH x ARAH x SRSH x SR $950(U) $1,050(F)$2,000(U) Actual OH Cost $40,950 10,500Hrs. x $4 $42,000 10,000 Hrs. x $4 $40,000 Spending Variance Efficiency Variance
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Alternative Method Overhead Spending Variance
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Alternative Method Overhead Efficiency Variance
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This is still an accounting class isn’t it? Where are the journal entries. I want journal entries!
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Purchase of Materials Raw Materials DM Price Variance Accounts Payable 120,000 12,000 108,000
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Usage of Materials Work in Process DM Qty Variance Raw Materials 105,000 15,000 120,000
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Direct Labor Cost Work in Process Labor Rate Variance Labor Eff Variance 180,000 21,000 9,000 Wages Payable210,000
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