March 16, 2012

Asian College of Higher Studies (ACM)

Ekantakuna, Lalitpur

FIRST TERMINAL EXAM- 2068

SET-B

Subject: - Cost & Management Accounting FM: 50

Level:- BBS First year PM: 20

Time: 1.5 Hrs

Candidates are required to give their answer in their own words as far as possible. The figure in the margin indicates full marks.

Attempt all questions.

Q.1. Show the importance of cost accounting. 5

Q.2. The following cost and output are given.

Output

200

400

600

800

1,000

Cost Rs in 100

50

60

70

80

90

Required:-

· Segregation cost into fixed and variable by using least square method 3

· Find out the volume at the cost of Rs.10,000 1

Q.3. A supplier is in need of 1,60,000 kgs of a material costing Rs.5 each kg for the year. The cost of placing and receiving an order is Rs.150. Carrying cost is estimated to be 10% of average inventory value. The supplier is planning to procure inventory at a quantity discount of 2% in an equal installment of 40,000 kgs.

Required:- i) Cost of EOQ & Cost of Offer 4

ii) Is the discount policy acceptable? 1

Q. 4. The following information is provided.

Annual consumption: 3,60,000 Kgs (360 days of working)

Safety stock is 36 days’ consumption.

Delivery Period 10 days

Required:-Ordering Level 5

Q.5. A factory provides you with the following information.

Standard wage rate Rs.40 per hour

Standard output per hour 50 units (8 hours a day)

Actual output realized as follows:

Bhuwan 400 units

Rajesh 380 units

Required:- Earning of each worker under Taylor’s differential system 5

Q. 6. The production departments P1& P2 which work 8 hours a day for 30 days a month and other information are given.

Particular

Total

Prod Dep-A

Prod Dep-B

Service Dep.

No. of workers

50

25

15

10

Space occupied( sq.ft)

2000

900

600

500

From Service dept.

100 %

65 %

35 %

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Rent Rs.

10,000

Supervisor’s salary Rs.

16,000

13,000

12,000

1,000

Welfare Rs.

25,000

Assets value Rs.

4,00,000

2,50,000

1,00,000

50,000

Depreciation (15%)

Required:- Cost per unit of P1 & P2 6+1=7

Q.7. You are given the following information.

a. Cost of machine Rs.1,80,000 with Residual value Rs.25,000 & installation charges Rs.10,000.

b. Working hours of the machine 25,000 including Setting up time of 10%

c. Power consumption of Rs.9 per unit per one & half hour working

d. Repair, maintenance Rs.9,000 effective total machine hours

e. Annual lighting expenses Rs.10,500

f. Machine attendant’s annual salary Rs.35,000

Required:- Machine hour rate 4

Q. 8. A company produces three products A, B & C under a single production process.

The wage rate per hour is Rs. 40. The budgeted information has been obtained as follows.

Product

Output

(Units)

Material

Cost per

unit(Rs.)

Labour Hour

per unit

Machine

Hour

per unit

A

5,000

30

2.5

1

B

4,000

25

1

½

C

2,000

10

1.5

1.5

Total overhead cost and relevant cost driver are as under:

Overhead cost

Cost drivers

Amount ( Rs.)

Material receipt and inspection

No. of batches

30,000

Set up cost

No. of production run

50,000

Machine related cost

No. of machine hour

25,000

Each product is produced in a production of 500 units & no of batches for each of the products is 20.

Required:- Cost per unit using Volume based costing (Labour Hours) & ABC 5+10=15

Best of luck

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