Question 1: ABC Company has been operating for 2 years producing irons. In the month of June, they have sold a total of 350,450 irons. For the month of July, their target sales is to sell 500,000 irons by the end of the month where 65% of their months production will be carried over to the next month. There are 355,000 finished irons in inventory. Based on an aniticpated 10% monthly growth rate by the company, prepare the production requirement in units of finished product for the next four months.

Question 2: Company XYZ, who specializes in producting T-shits, knows well that a business must earn enough to pay for all costs and still keep itself in an adequate state of liquidity. They also know that profit is an essential cost of any business activity. It must be planned and managed just like other costs of doing business. Based on theif profit plan, the company expectes to make $300,00 in February in T-shit sales, $340,000 in March and $365,000 in April in sales. Based on the expectation cash collection of the treasury manager, the company expected to receive at least 50% of the amount in the month of sale, 20% in the month following sale, and 30% in the second month following sale. Based on your evaluation, determen whether the collection targets are correct. Based on your evaluation, present your recommendations to the company.

Question 3: The ABC Company acknowledges that by determining the standards against actually results is a way to determine potential problems. By using a standard cost system, company ABC purchases and uses 20,000 pounds of direct materials for their production in July. The actual cost of the raw material came to a total of $66,000. The materials quantity variance was $1,400 and the standard quantity of materials allowed for July production was 19,300 pounds. Determine the materials price variance for July. Furthermore, determine what the company may do in the next month to avoid using more than the allowed material weigth in the next month. Furthermore, explain why some companies only require that unfavorable variance be explained while many companies require both favorable and unfavorable variance be explained.

Question 4: Macaroon Corporation produces product ABC and has provided the data from its activity-based costing system for assembly, processing orders and inspection of its product. They have estimated a total cost of at a total of 23,000 machine hours, it costed the company a total of $383,180 for the assembly of product ABC. The company produced a total of 1,100 orders at a total of $50,798 and 1,620 hours of inspection at a total of $106,100.

In the year 2018, the company produced and sold a total of 210 unit at a selling price per unit of $124.60. The annual machine hour or production was a total of 320 and inspection hours 10. The annual orders came out to be a total of 80 orders where the direct material cost per unit is $22.08 and Direct labor cost per unit $45.77.

Activity Pool Cost
Total Cost
Total Activity

Assembly
383180
23000

Processing Order
50798
1100

Inspection
106100
1620

Selling Price Per Unit
124.6

Direct Material Cost per unit
22.08

Direct Labor Cost Per unit
45.77

Annual Units Production & Sales
210

Annual Machine Hours
320

Annual Orders
80

Annual Inspection Hours
10

Determine the suitable production margin for product ABC based on total assembly, processing orders and inspection cost pool.

Compute the appropriate activity cost rate for product .

Compute the average cost of product ABC.

Question 5: Iron Manufactures decorative iron railings makes several assumptions when it comes to preparing for next year’s operations. The management has developed a number of estimates which include sales price, fixed cost, and variable cost per unit. Running theit analysis involves using severation equations to figure out the best sales voloum option for them. The assumptions the company made are:

Total
Per Unit

Sales (20,000 units)
$ 1,000,000
$ 50

Direct Materials
$ 200,000
$ 10

Direct Labor (variable)
$ 50,000
$ 2.50

Manufacturing Overhead:

Variable
$ 70,000
$ 3.50

Fixed
$ 80,000
$ 4

Selling & Administrative:

Variable
$ 100,000
$ 5

Fixed
$ 30,000
$ 1.50

For the business to be profitable, the contribution margine must exceed total fixed costs. Determine whetere the contribution margin of the company exceeds its total fixt cost. If yes, determine what is the appropriate break-even point (in both dollars and units) for the company.

Evaluate what will the revenue earned by the company be after they pay all their fixed and variable costs associated with the production. If the company is targeting a net operating income of $660,500, what will the best degree of net operating leverage be?

Question 1: ABC Company has been operating for 2 years producing ir...