BEC Study Group October November 2013 - Page 61

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  • #484287
    CPAsweetness
    Member

    Oops, double posted.

    #484312
    CPAsweetness
    Member

    Oops, double posted.

    #484289

    @cpasweetness

    Is the answer C? If so I think I can help you out.

    #484314

    @cpasweetness

    Is the answer C? If so I think I can help you out.

    #484291
    KiwiCPA
    Member

    CPAsweetness, just answered this myself. The answer is C.

    Joint costs are 54k, subtract the 4k (Net realizable value (7k-3k) of by-product Zef is subtracted from joint production cost) and you end up with 50K. The 50 is allocated between Kul and & Wu based on NRV (40-0 & 35-0).

    Joint costs allocated to Kul; are 40/(40+35) * 50k – work it out and the answer is 26.67k.

    C is the final answer.

    Reg 82; FAR 75; AUD 91; BEC 11/9/13; result due - 11/22/13

    #484316
    KiwiCPA
    Member

    CPAsweetness, just answered this myself. The answer is C.

    Joint costs are 54k, subtract the 4k (Net realizable value (7k-3k) of by-product Zef is subtracted from joint production cost) and you end up with 50K. The 50 is allocated between Kul and & Wu based on NRV (40-0 & 35-0).

    Joint costs allocated to Kul; are 40/(40+35) * 50k – work it out and the answer is 26.67k.

    C is the final answer.

    Reg 82; FAR 75; AUD 91; BEC 11/9/13; result due - 11/22/13

    #484293
    CPAsweetness
    Member

    Thanks, KiwiCPA. I was going nuts over this.

    I just hope that the actual exam has easier questions than Wiley! Yikes.

    gottapassb4b4, it does appear C is correct and KiwiCPA posted the answer.

    Thanks, you two.

    Happy studying!

    #484318
    CPAsweetness
    Member

    Thanks, KiwiCPA. I was going nuts over this.

    I just hope that the actual exam has easier questions than Wiley! Yikes.

    gottapassb4b4, it does appear C is correct and KiwiCPA posted the answer.

    Thanks, you two.

    Happy studying!

    #484295
    zxiao
    Member

    Guys, my exam is on Nov. 23rd, do I need to update Becker software?

    I Can Do This!!!!!

    BEC: 89
    AUD: 99
    REG: 93
    FAR: 8/2/2014

    #484320
    zxiao
    Member

    Guys, my exam is on Nov. 23rd, do I need to update Becker software?

    I Can Do This!!!!!

    BEC: 89
    AUD: 99
    REG: 93
    FAR: 8/2/2014

    #484297
    mcc39817
    Participant

    Exam Prep Advice?

    Exam Date: Tuesday November 26th, 2013

    Materials: Ninja audio, Ninja Notes, Wiley Test Bank, Becker Final Exams, Ninja Flash Cards

    Plan:

    1. Non-stop Audio in the car on my 30-45 minute commute each way each day

    2. MCQ – Each section in Wiley until I hit 75% as well as understand the answers

    3. Take Practice Exam in Becker

    4. Read Ninja Notes and rewrite them.

    5. Review Flash Cards and Work MCQ's in Weakest Areas in Wiley per Becker Final Exam

    6. Take 2nd Becker Final Exam Saturday Before Test Day

    7. Review Flash Cards and Work non-Stop MCQ's in Weakest Areas and Review Flash Cards Until Test Day.

    Thoughts? What would you change? Is there a better Order?

    B - 59;66;75 PASS 11/2013(Becker Videos; WTB-75%; Ninja Notes; Ninja Flashcards; Becker Live Final Review)
    A - 54;63;93 PASS 5/2013(Becker Videos; WTB-75%; Ninja Notes; Ninja Flashcards)
    R - 62; RESCHEDULE(Becker Videos; WTB-75%; Ninja Notes; Ninja Flashcards; Becker Live Final Review)
    F - 53; WAITING - 5/16/2014

    #484322
    mcc39817
    Participant

    Exam Prep Advice?

    Exam Date: Tuesday November 26th, 2013

    Materials: Ninja audio, Ninja Notes, Wiley Test Bank, Becker Final Exams, Ninja Flash Cards

    Plan:

    1. Non-stop Audio in the car on my 30-45 minute commute each way each day

    2. MCQ – Each section in Wiley until I hit 75% as well as understand the answers

    3. Take Practice Exam in Becker

    4. Read Ninja Notes and rewrite them.

    5. Review Flash Cards and Work MCQ's in Weakest Areas in Wiley per Becker Final Exam

    6. Take 2nd Becker Final Exam Saturday Before Test Day

    7. Review Flash Cards and Work non-Stop MCQ's in Weakest Areas and Review Flash Cards Until Test Day.

    Thoughts? What would you change? Is there a better Order?

    B - 59;66;75 PASS 11/2013(Becker Videos; WTB-75%; Ninja Notes; Ninja Flashcards; Becker Live Final Review)
    A - 54;63;93 PASS 5/2013(Becker Videos; WTB-75%; Ninja Notes; Ninja Flashcards)
    R - 62; RESCHEDULE(Becker Videos; WTB-75%; Ninja Notes; Ninja Flashcards; Becker Live Final Review)
    F - 53; WAITING - 5/16/2014

    #484299
    stokey45
    Participant

    I need help with variances. I did see a you tube video made my another cpa candidate explaining the calculations that go along with the variable overhead. I have a question about fixed overhead.

    Per Becker review material:

    Water Control, inc manufactures water pumps and uses a standard cost system. The standard factory overhead costs per water pump are based on direct labor hours and are shown below:

    Variable overhead (4 hours at $8/hr) $32.00

    Fixed overhead (4 hours at $5*/hr) $20.00 (*based on 100,000 direct labor hrs per month)

    Total overhead cost per unit = $52.00

    Additional Information:

    22,000 pumps were produced although 25000 had been scheduled

    94,000 direct labor hours were worked at a total cost of $940,000

    The standard direct labor time per unit is four hours

    Variable overhead costs were $740,000

    Fixed overhead costs were $540,000

    The fixed overhead spending variance for November was:

    a. $240,000 unfavorable

    b. $70,000 unfavorable

    c. $15,000 favorable

    d. $40,000 unfavorable

    I thought the spending variance was calculated by comparing actual Fixed overhead costs to budgeted direct labor per hour X actual direct labor hours. 540,000 vs. 470,000 ($5.00 X 94,000)= $70,000 unfavorable.

    The correct answer is “d” 540,000 vs. 500,000 (100,000 DL hrs. x $5/hr) = 40,000 unfavorable

    I don't get it. Help please

    #484324
    stokey45
    Participant

    I need help with variances. I did see a you tube video made my another cpa candidate explaining the calculations that go along with the variable overhead. I have a question about fixed overhead.

    Per Becker review material:

    Water Control, inc manufactures water pumps and uses a standard cost system. The standard factory overhead costs per water pump are based on direct labor hours and are shown below:

    Variable overhead (4 hours at $8/hr) $32.00

    Fixed overhead (4 hours at $5*/hr) $20.00 (*based on 100,000 direct labor hrs per month)

    Total overhead cost per unit = $52.00

    Additional Information:

    22,000 pumps were produced although 25000 had been scheduled

    94,000 direct labor hours were worked at a total cost of $940,000

    The standard direct labor time per unit is four hours

    Variable overhead costs were $740,000

    Fixed overhead costs were $540,000

    The fixed overhead spending variance for November was:

    a. $240,000 unfavorable

    b. $70,000 unfavorable

    c. $15,000 favorable

    d. $40,000 unfavorable

    I thought the spending variance was calculated by comparing actual Fixed overhead costs to budgeted direct labor per hour X actual direct labor hours. 540,000 vs. 470,000 ($5.00 X 94,000)= $70,000 unfavorable.

    The correct answer is “d” 540,000 vs. 500,000 (100,000 DL hrs. x $5/hr) = 40,000 unfavorable

    I don't get it. Help please

    #484301
    UCMCPA
    Member

    Look at it this way,

    Actual FOH= 540,000

    Budgeted FOH= Std FOH/unit * std units = 20*25000 = 500,000 (It tells you they budgeted to make a “standard of 25,000 units at 20 per unit)

    Difference is 540,000 – 500,000= 40,000

    FAR - 84
    AUD - 94
    REG - 86
    BEC - 86

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