CIMAPRO19-P01-1試験無料問題集「CIMA Management Accounting 認定」

A company makes two products, product X with a contribution per unit of $10 and product Y with a contribution per unit of $4.
These products are sold in the mix 3:2 by volume and fixed costs are $38,000 per period.
The breakeven point for product Y, based on the expected sales mix is:

A company's product range includes Product N. The costs relating to Product N are shown below:

The direct labour costs relate to specialists employed to work wholly and exclusively with Product N.
If the company stopped making Product N, the insurance overhead cost would cease, but overhead cost J would be unaffected. Both overheads are absorbed in direct proportion to material costs.
Which of the following costs should be used in the decision whether to stop making Product N?

The standard output from a joint process is 4,000 litres of Product K, 6,000 litres of Product L and 3,000 litres of Product M.
The total cost of the joint process is $147,000.
The company is now deciding if it should further process Product L.
In the further processing decision the best way to apportion the joint costs to the products is:

Which THREE of the following are functional budgets?

Reported profits using activity-based costing (ABC) may be different from reported profits using marginal costing because ABC:

JL is preparing its cash budget for the next three quarters. The following data have been extracted from the operational budgets:

Additional information is available as follows:
* JL sells 20% of its goods for cash. Of the remaining sales value, 70% is received within the same quarter as sale and 30% is received in the following quarter. It is estimated that trade receivables will be
$125,000 at the beginning of Quarter 1. No bad debts are anticipated.
* 50% of payments for direct material purchases are made in the quarter of purchase, with the remaining 50% in the quarter following purchase. It is estimated that the amount owing for direct material purchases will be $60,000 at the beginning of Quarter 1.
* JL pays labour and overhead costs when they are incurred. It has been estimated that labour and overhead costs in total will be $303,600 per quarter. This figure includes depreciation of $19,600.
* JL expects to repay a loan of $100,000 in Quarter 3.
* The cash balance at the beginning of Quarter 1 is estimated to be $49,400 positive.
Required:
Prepare a cash budget for each of the THREE quarters.
What will the closing balance of cash flows in quarter THREE be?

A company manufactures a single product. The company absorbs fixed production overhead using a pre- determined rate per unit.
The following data applies for month 7:

During month 7 fixed production overhead was over absorbed by $40,000.
What was the actual number of units produced during month 7?

Which of the following statements regarding marginal and absorption costing are true in the context of pricing decisions?
Select ALL that apply.

ABC uses an activity-based costing system.
The company manufactures three products, details of which are given below:

Total material movement costs for the period are $10,000.
The material movement cost per unit for Product Z (to the nearest $0.01) is: