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UNISA  2023  MAC1501-23-S2  Welcome Message  Assessment 6

QUIZ




Started on Tuesday, 7 November 2023, 12:01 PM
State Finished
Completed on Tuesday, 7 November 2023, 1:59 PM
Time taken 1 hour 57 mins
Grade 93.92 out of 100.00




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Question 1

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Majazana Pty LTD is preparing its budget for the next four (4) months. The
following information has been drawn from the budgets prepared in the

planning exercise so far:

Sales volume

November R120 500

December R130 600

January R170 000

February R160 800

Direct material purchases

November R13 450

December R13 780

January R12 890

February R13 150

Direct wages amount to R13 150.

Majazana sells 10% of its goods for cash. The remainder of customers receive

on month’s credit.

Payments to material suppliers are made in the month following purchase.

Wages are paid as they are incurred.

Production overheads are R13 200 per month.

Majazana takes one month credit on production overheads.

Included in the amount for overheads is depreciation charge of R1 300.

Selling, distribution and administrative expenses amount to R10 890 per month.

The company plans to purchase a delivery vehicle December for a cash

purchase of R60 000.

The net balance at the end of November was R5 000.

Required:

Complete the following cash budgets by choosing the correct answers from the
options provided.

December January

Opening balance R5 000  R76 270 

Cash sales R13 060  R17 000 

Credit sales R108 450  R117 540 

Total receipts R126 510  R210 810 

Less: payments R50 240  R110 570 



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Material purchases R13 450  R13 780 

Direct wages R13 000  R13 000 

Production overheads R11 900  R11 900 

Selling, distribution and 11 890 11 890

administrative expenses

Delivery vehicle 60 000

Closing balance R76 270  R100 240 




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Question 2

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Mzwandile Pty Limited is a manufacturing rm that uses the job costing. The
company’s inventory balances were as follows at the beginning and end of the

year:

1 January 31 January

Direct materials 26 000 30 000

Work in process ? 59 000

Finished goods 124 000 ?

The applies overhead to jobs using a predetermined overhead rate based on
machine hours. At the beginning of the year, the company estimated that it

would work 24 000 machine hours and incur R216 000 in the manufacturing

overhead cost.

The following transactions were recorded for the year.

Direct materials were purchased, R434 000.

The following labour costs were incurred: direct labour R207 000, indirect

labour R79 000, and administrative salaries, R171 000.

Selling costs, R103 000.

Factory utility costs R120 000.

Depreciation for the year was R106 000 of which R97 000 is related to factory

operations and R9 000 is related to selling and administrative activities.

Manufacturing overheads were absorbed to jobs. The actual level of activity for

the year was 25 800 machine hours. Manufacturing overheads are closed off

against cost of goods sold.

Sales for the year amounted to R1 147 000.

Required:

Complete the following statement of goods manufactured and sold by

choosing the correct from the options provided.

Direct materials

opening inventory  26 000 

Add: purchases 436 000

Total direct materials available 460 000

Less: closing inventory  30 000 

Total materials used in production 436 000 

Direct labour 207 000 

Prime costs 637 000 

Manufacturing overhead 232 200 



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