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The document outlines the differences between three inventory costing methods: Absorption Costing, Variable Costing, and Throughput Costing. It provides an example with specific figures to illustrate how to prepare income statements using both Absorption and Variable Costing. The income statements detail revenues, costs of goods sold, gross margins, and operating income for each costing method.

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The document outlines the differences between three inventory costing methods: Absorption Costing, Variable Costing, and Throughput Costing. It provides an example with specific figures to illustrate how to prepare income statements using both Absorption and Variable Costing. The income statements detail revenues, costs of goods sold, gross margins, and operating income for each costing method.

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Difference between Inventory Costing Methods:

 Absorption Costing:
- product costs are capitalized; period costs are expensed.
- Absorption costing is a method of inventory costing in which all
variable manufacturing costs and all fixed manufacturing costs are
included as inventorial costs.
 Variable Costing:
- Variable product and period costs are capitalized, fixed product and
period costs are expensed.
- Variable costing is a method of inventory costing in which only
variable manufacturing costs are included as inventorial costs.
 Through put Costing :
only Direct Materials are capitalized; all other costs are expensed

Example:

Beginning Inventory units 0


Production units units 8,000
Sales units units 6,000
Ending Inventory units 2,000
Selling price per unit 1,000$
Variable direct material cost per unit 110$
Variable direct manufacturing labor cost per unit 40$
Variable direct manufacturing over head cost per unit 50$
Fixed Manufacturing Cost 1,080,000
Fixed Marketing Cost 1,380,000
Variable Marketing cost per unit 185$
Required: - Prepare income statement using variable costing.

-Prepare income statement using absorption costing.


Solution:

Items Absorption Variable

Revenues 6,000,000$ 6,000,000$


Sales units x Selling price per unit
6,000x 1000= 6,000,000$
Manufacturing cost: Variable + fixed Variable only
- Variable manufacturing cost 1,080,000 + 1,600,000 1,600,000
(200x 8000) =1,600,000
- Fixed Manufacturing Cost
- (135 x 8000)= 1,080,000
- Ending Inventory 2000 units Variable + fixed variable only
(135+200)x 2000= 670,000 200x2000=400,000
- Variable marketing cost (6,000 Added to fixed marketing Added to variable cost
x 185) =1,110,000$ cost of goods sold

- Total variable Manufacturing cost per unit= D. M + L +O.H (110+40+50)=200

-Variable Manufacturing cost= produced units x Total variable Manufacturing


cost per unit =8,000x 200= 1,600,000 $

-Fixed Manufacturing Cost per unit= total fixed manufacturing cost ÷


produced units = 1,080,000÷ 8,000 = 135$

-Variable marketing cost= sales units x Variable Marketing cost per unit

=6,000 x 185 =1,110,000$

1. Absorption Costing Income Statement

Revenues $6,000,000
Cost of goods sold:

Beginning inventory 0

+V. manufacturing cost 1,600,000

+F. manufacturing cost 1,080,000

Cost of goods available for sale 2,680,000

- Ending inventory(V+F) (670,000)

Total COGS 2,010,000

Gross margin 3,990,000

- [Link] cost (1,110,000)

- F. marketing cost (1,380,000)

Operating income $ 1,500,000

Manufacturing costs:

Cost of good sold 2,010,000

2. Variable Costing Income Statement


Revenues $6,000,000

Variable Cost of goods sold:

Beginning Inventory 0

+ [Link]. cost 1,600,000

Cost of goods available for sale 1,600,000

Ending Inventory (400,000)

Total variable cost of good sold (1,200,000)

[Link] cost (1,110,000)

Contribution margin 3,690,000

- Fixed expenses:

[Link] cost (1,080,000)

[Link] cost (1,380,000)

Operating income $ 1,230,000

Manufacturing costs:

V. cost of goods sold 1,200,000

F. manufacturing costs 1,080,000

Total 2,280,000

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