Reference no: EM13340658
Dallas Limited
Dallas Limited is a newly formed manufacturer of a specialised part for the oil industry. The managing director, Mr David Gaskell has been informed that for decision making purposes his company could adopt a marginal accounting process or a total absorption process for recording the on-going manufacturing costs of his products. Mr Gaskell does not employ, as yet, a management accountant and has requested guidance from Diverse Management Consultants.
Mr Gaskell has provided Diverse Management Consultants with the following quarterly information and requested that both Marginal Costing Accounts and Absorption Costing Accounts are prepared, together with an explanation of any differences in the financial results.
He would like to have a far better understanding of both concepts and as also requested a full critical appraisal of both methods.
Selling Price of Specialised Part £ 130.00
January to March Sales 70,000
January to March Production 80,000
April to June Sales 70,000
April to June Production 70,000
Normal Expected Annual Production 400,000
Labour Variable Cost £ 65.00
Materials Variable Cost £ 30.00
Other Variable Costs £ 15.00
Variable Selling and Distribution Cost £ 10.00
Fixed Production Overhead Cost per annum £ 2,000,000
Fixed Administration Costs per annum £ 240,000
Fixed Selling and Distribution Costs per annum £ 100,000
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