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ASSIGNMENT 2
Chinwul & Son built a custom made pleasure
boats that range in price from 10 million – 250million. For the past 30 years, Mr. Chinwul Snr. Has established
the selling price of each boat by estimating material cost, labour pro-rated
portion of overhead and adding 20% of estimated cost.
A recent price quotation was determined as follows:
Direct Material 5,000
Direct Labour 8,000
Overhead 2,000
Total Cost 15,000
Plus (20%)
i. Reduce
his mark-up to as little as 5% over estimated cost does average mark-up for the
year is estimated at 15%
ii. Mr. Chinwul Jr.
has just completed a course on special pricing and believes the firm could use
some of the techniques discuss in the course.
The Course emphasize the contribution margin approach to pricing, and
Mr. Chinwul Jr. feels that such approach will be helpful in determining the
selling price for their custom made pleasure boats.
iii. Total overhead
which includes selling and distribution expenses for the year, has been
estimated at 150 million of which 90 million is fixed and the remainder
variable in direct proportion to direct labour.
iv. Assume the
customer in the example rejected the 18million quotation and also rejected a
15, 750 million quotation (5% mark-up) during a slack period.
The customer countered with a 15million offer.
Required:
(a)
What is the minimum selling price Mr. Chinwul
could have quoted without reducing or increasing company net income?
(b)
What is different in company net income for the
year between accepting and rejecting the customers offer?
i.
What
advantage does the contribution margin approach to pricing have over the approach
adopted by Mr. Chinwul Snr.
ii.
What pitfalls are there if any, to contribution
margin pricing?
SOLUTION:
MR.
CHINWUL & SONS
Cost Statement
Direct Material 5,000
Direct Labour 8,000
Variable Overhead (2000 x 40%) 800
Total Variable Cost 13,800
Profit (20% x 13,800) 2,760
15,560
Total Overhead 150million
Fixed Overhead (90million)
Variable Overhead
(60milion)
TOTAL COST APPROACH:
Direct Material 5,000
Direct Labour 8,000
Overhead 2,000
Total Cost 15,000
Profit (20% x 15,000) 3,000
Selling Price 18,000
(B) Difference between Net Income of
Accepting and Rejecting Customer’s offer;
Direct Material 5,000
Direct Labour 8,000
Variable Overhead (2000 x 40%) 800
Total Variable Cost 13,800
Profit (5% x 13,800) 690
14,490
(i)
18
million – 14,490million
(ii)
15,750
million – 14,490million
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