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Download an Excel template for this problem online in MyAccountingLab or at http://www.pearsonhighered.com/Horngren. Pilchuck Company manufactures tote bags and has provided the following information for September 2018:

Units

Actual Results

Static Budget

Static Budget

11,000

12,000

Sales Revenue

\(368,000

\)384,000

Variable Costs

183,000

198,000

Contribution Margin

185,000

186,000

Fixed Costs

76,000

77,184

Operating Income

\(109,000

\)108,816

  1. Requirements
  2. Prepare a flexible budget performance report, including the heading. Use the ABS function when calculating variances, and use the drop-down selections for F or U when describing the variances.
  3. Calculate the Static Budget Variance for operating income, and label it as a F (favorable) or U (unfavorable) variance.

Short Answer

Expert verified
  1. Only variable costsare depicted as favorable.
  2. Static Budget Variance for operating income = $184

Step by step solution

01

Meaning of Budget

Budgeting is the practice of planning for the future. This procedure aids managers in planning for the future and maintaining control over the organization's operations.

02

(1) Preparing a flexible budget

Pilchuck Company

Flexible budget performance report

The month ended September 2018

Column (1)

Column 2

Col. 1- Col. 3

Column 3

Column 4

Col. 3-Col. 5

Column 5

Budgeted

Amounts

Per unit

Actual results

Flexible

Budget

Variance

F or

U

Flexible

Budget

Sales volume

Variance

F or U

Static Budget

Units

11,000

11,000

12,000

Sales

Revenue

$32.00

$368,000

$16,000

F

$ 352,000

$32,000

U

$384,000

Variable

Costs

$16.50

183,000

1,500

U

181,500

16,500

F

198,000

Contribution

Margin

185,000

14,500

F

170,500

15,500

U

186,000

Fixed Cost

76,000

1,184

F

77,184

0

77,184

Operating

Income

$109,000

$ 15,684

F

$ 93,316

15,500

U

$1,08,816

03

(2) Calculating Static Budget Variance

Static Budget Variance for operating income

Amount

$184 (Column 1-Column 5)

F or U

F

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Most popular questions from this chapter

Review your results from Problem P23-­28A. Moss’s standard and actual sales price per mug is $3. Prepare the standard cost income statement for July 2018.

What is a variance?

Question:Use the following information to prepare a standard cost income statement for Mitchell Company for 2018.

Cost of Goods Sold (at standard) \( 366,000

Direct Labor Efficiency Variance \) 19,500 F

Sales Revenue (at standard) 570,000

Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance 3,300 U

Direct Materials Cost Variance 7,200 U

Fixed Overhead Volume Variance 12,500 F

Direct Materials Efficiency Variance 2,700 U

Selling and Administrative Expenses 71,000

Direct Labor Cost Variance 42,000 U

Variable Overhead Cost Variance 1,700 F

Fixed Overhead Cost Variance 2,100 F

Computing standard overhead allocation rates

The following information relates to Morgan, Inc.’s overhead costs for the month:

Static budget variable overhead

\(7,800

Static budget fixed overhead

\)3,900

Static budget direct labor hours

1,300 hours

Static budget number of units

5,200 units

Morgan allocates manufacturing overhead to production based on standard direct labor hours. Compute the standard variable overhead allocation rate and the standard fixed overhead allocation rate.

Interpreting material and labor variances

Refer to your results from Short Exercises S23­6 and S23­7.

Requirements

1. For each variance, who in Martin’s organization is most likely responsible?

2. Interpret the direct materials and direct labor variances for Martin’s management.

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