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Case Study: Background

Proven Patio FurnitureLtd manufactures patio tables for residential and restaurant uses. With therecent downturn in the patio furniture market, Proven Patio experienced adecline in financial performance.  Themanagement team is in the process of preparing the 2016 budget and put togetherthe following budgeted information. 

Annual sales areexpected to be 5000 units.  Budgetedsales for the period of April and May 2016 are provided below (Table 1). Allsales are on credit. A 5% discount is offered if payment is made within themonth of sale.

Table1: Expected Salesin Units and Dollars for April and May 2016

 

Residential  table

Restaurant table

 

Units

Price

Units

Price

April

250

$285

160

$625

May

260

$265

200

$680

The annual production is expected to be 5100 patio tables.  Table 2 identifies the material requirementsand costs for each table. These costs are not expected to change during thebudgeted period.

Table2: Budgeted DirectMaterials - Inputs and Costs as at April 1, 2016

 

Residential table

Restaurant table

 

Quantity*

Cost**

Quantity*

Cost**

Metal

2.5 m

$5.50

5 m

$5.50

Pine Timber

3 m

$13

4 m

$14.50

Fabric

1.5 m

$7.50

3 m

$12.50

*metre **per metre

Beginning inventories of Direct Materials are shownbelow. For direct materials, the policy of target ending inventory is to be 20%of the current month's production.

Table3: DirectMaterials Inventory - as at April 1, 2016

 

Residential table

(Metres)

Cost

Restaurant table

(Metres)

Cost

Metal

125

$625

180

$900

Pine Timber

300

$3750

350

$4935

Fabric

220

$1584

215

$2580

Proven Patio uses a FIFO cost flow assumption for bothdirect materials and finished goods inventory. Finished Goods ending inventory policy is 25% of the current month'ssales. The following information is provided on the current ending inventory offinished goods.

Table4: Finished GoodsInventory as at 31 March, 2016

 

Residential table

Restaurant table

In Units

45

32

In Dollars

$8460

$10432

Direct labour for patios is divided into twoprocesses: Assembly and Packaging and it is expected that direct labour hoursfor 2016 to be 15 000 hours.  Thefollowing information is provided for all classes of direct labour for each ofthe tables.

Table5: DirectManufacturing Labour - Inputs and Costs for April 1, 2016

 

Residential table

Restaurant table

 

Hours*

Cost**

Hours*

Cost**

Labour - Assembly

2

$30

2.5

$30

Labour - Packaging

0.3

$22.00

0.5

$22.00

*direct labour hours   **per hour

Proven Patio uses an activity based costing systemand classifies overhead into three activity pools: setup (based on set-up time);processing (based on machine hour) and inspection (based on inspection time).  Activity rates for these activities are $115per machine set-up hour, $8 per machine hour and $21 per inspection hour,respectively.  Other information asfollows:

Table6: Cost driver information

 

Residential table

Restaurant table

Number of units per batch

15 units

12 units

Machine Hour (MH) per unit

4 hours

6 hours

Machine set-up time per batch

1.5 hours

2 hours

Inspection time per batch

5 hours

6 hours

Non-manufacturing fixed costs for March equal $52 000,of which 50% (half) are Admin and Salaries. Admin and Salaries are expected to increase 8% in April.  In addition non-manufacturing cost of salescommission for April is estimated to be 2% of sales revenue.

In June 2017, Proven Patio Furniture Ltd receivedthe following report from the management accountant on its performance over thepast quarter.

Table7: Budget Report

Proven Patio Furniture Ltd

Budget Report for Quarter ending 30 June 2017

 

Actual

Flexible

Flexible

Sales

Static

Results

Budget

Budget

Volume

Budget

 

Variance

 

Variance

 

Units Sold:

 

 

 

 

 

  Residential

3325

 

 

 

3500

  Restaurant

4620

 

 

 

4200

Revenues:

 

 

 

 

 

  Residential

$1,213,212.50

 

$1,213,212.50

 

$1,250,750.00

  Restaurant

$871,563.00

 

$889,350.00

 

$808,500.00

Total Sales Revenues

$2,084,775.50

 

$2,102,562.50

 

$2,059,250.00

Direct Materials:

 

 

 

 

 

  Metal (Residential)

$104,363.44

 

$99,750.00

 

$105,000.00

  Pine Timber (Residential)

$170,931.90

 

$171,465.00

 

$136,762.50

  Fabric (Residential)

$9,875.25

 

$9,143.75

 

$9,625.00

  Metal (Restaurant)

$18,534.60

 

$15,390.00

 

$24,435.00

  Pine Timber (Restaurant)

$47,015.50

 

$47,381.25

 

$49,875.00

  Fabric (Restaurant)

$56,368.50

 

$52,632.00

 

$46,485.00

Total direct Materials

$407,089.19

 

$395,762.00

 

$372,182.50

Direct Labour

 

 

 

 

 

  Labour - Assembly

$450,495.00

 

$412,953.75

 

$388,162.50

  Labour - Packaging

$31,358.25

 

$24,282.00

 

$23,490.00

Total Direct Labour

$481,853.25

 

$437,235.75

 

$411,652.50

Variable Overhead

 $339,931.82

 

$289,165.45

 

$271,945.45

Total Variable Costs

$1,228,874.26

 

$1,122,163.20

 

$1,055,780.45

Contribution Margin

$855,901.24

 

$980,399.30

 

$1,003,469.55

Fixed Manufacturing Costs

            $236,500.00

 

 $215,000.00

 

$215,000.00

Operating Profit

 $619,401.24

 

 $765,399.30

 

 $788,469.55

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