HB Corporation in Delaware, U.S., makes and sells a single product. The company operates a standard costing system and a just-in-time purchasing and production system. No inventory of raw materials or finished goods is held. Details of the budget and actual data for the previous period are given below:   Budget data   Standard production costs per unit (currency in U.S. dollar, $):   Direct material            8kg @$10.80 per kg                                      86.40 Direct labor                 1.25 hours @$18.00 per hour                       22.50 Variable overheads     1.25 hours @$6.00 per direct labor hour       7.50   Standard selling price: $180 per unit Budgeted fixed production overheads: $170 000 Budgeted production and sales: 10 000 units   Actual data   Direct material: 74 000kg @$11.20 per kg Direct labor: 10,800 hours @$19.00 per hour Variable overheads: $70,000 Actual selling price: $184 per unit Actual fixed production overheads: $168 000 Actual production and sales: 9000 units   Requirements 1. Prepare a statement using marginal costing principles that reconciles the budgeted profit and the actual profit. Your statement should show the variances in as much detail as possible. (10%) 2. Explain why the variances used to reconcile profit in a standard costing system are different from those used in a standard absorption costing system. (10%) 3. Calculate the variances that would be different and any additional variances that would be required if the reconciliation statement was prepared using standard absorption costing. (10%) 4. Explain the arguments for the

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  1. HB Corporation in Delaware, U.S., makes and sells a single product. The company operates a standard costing system and a just-in-time purchasing and production system. No inventory of raw materials or finished goods is held. Details of the budget and actual data for the previous period are given below:

 

Budget data

 

Standard production costs per unit (currency in U.S. dollar, $):

 

Direct material            8kg @$10.80 per kg                                      86.40

Direct labor                 1.25 hours @$18.00 per hour                       22.50

Variable overheads     1.25 hours @$6.00 per direct labor hour       7.50

 

Standard selling price: $180 per unit

Budgeted fixed production overheads: $170 000

Budgeted production and sales: 10 000 units

 

Actual data

 

Direct material: 74 000kg @$11.20 per kg

Direct labor: 10,800 hours @$19.00 per hour

Variable overheads: $70,000

Actual selling price: $184 per unit

Actual fixed production overheads: $168 000

Actual production and sales: 9000 units

 

Requirements

1. Prepare a statement using marginal costing principles that reconciles the budgeted profit and the actual profit. Your statement should show the variances in as much detail as possible. (10%)

2. Explain why the variances used to reconcile profit in a standard costing system are different from those used in a standard absorption costing system. (10%)

3. Calculate the variances that would be different and any additional variances that would be required if the reconciliation statement was prepared using standard absorption costing. (10%)

4. Explain the arguments for the use of traditional absorption costing rather than marginal costing for profit reporting and inventory valuation. (10%)

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