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D0

93
E4

Q4-B Shruti Ltd. has furnished the following information for the month of May,2022. (15)
C5
8A
6A

5F

C2

8
CB

8D

15

3A

Particulars Budget Actual


01

C9
55

47
A2
A4

20
BD

89
DE
5F

Fixed overheads (Rs.) 40000 47300


7C
8
56

15
01
4C

C9

28
C5

E4

Variable overheads (Rs.) 64000 73100


20
BD

A
6A

5F

8D
3A

7C
8

Hours 8000 8600


01
C

9
55

FC

E4
A2
89

A4

BD
AC

Output (units) 400 425


15

8D
5

98
56

01
C
93

Calculate the following variances:


FC
C5

A2
A4

BD
58

1- Fixed overhead variance


3A

15

98
56
01

4C

FC

2- Fixed overhead volume variance


C5
89
C2

BD
6A
15

3A

15

3- Fixed overhead expenditure variance


47

4C
55
20

D0
89
DE

4- Variable overhead variance


AC

6A
7C

15

CB

5- Variable overhead expenditure variance


55
93
E4

20

A4
AC
58
8D

7C

56
01

93
4
A2

C5
DE

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C2

58
98

3A
7
28

01
FC

E4

89
8A

C2
8D

15
C9

7
E4
A2

20

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5F
FC DE 15 55 BD
98 47 89 6A 01
A2 C2 3A 4C 5F
5F 8D 01 C5 BD C9
C9 E4 58 56 01 8A
8A 7C 93 A4 5F 28
28 20 AC CB C9 DE
DE 15 55 D0 8A 47
4 7C 89
3A
6A 1 5F 28 C2
A2
20 4C DE 01
8D C9 58
Q5-B
C5
Q5-A
15 BD 47

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E4 89 56 01 8A C2 93
7 3A A4 5F 28 01
AC
C2
01 C5 C BD C9 DE 58 55
58 56 8 47 93 6A
E4 01 A2 C2 4C
7 93 A4 5F 8D 01
AC
C2
01
AC C BD C9 E4 58 55 BD
01
58 55 8A 7C 93 6A
6A 01 AC 4C 5F
93 4C 5F 28 20 C9 BD
20 AC C9 DE 15 55
8A
15 55 BD
8 47 89 6A 28 01
89 6A 01
A2 C2 3A 4C 5F
5 C DE
a- Limiting factor

3A 4C 8D 01 C 5 BD 9
b- Break even chart

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FC
9 E4 58 56 0 8 47
BD 9 1 A2
e- Causes of Variance

56 0 8 A 7C 3 A 4 5 8
C2
A F D 01
d- Zero based budgeting

15 C E
Write short notes (any three)

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FC
28
DE
20
15 C 55
CB
98 47 58
CB D0 93
D0 98 47 89
3
6A 1 5
A2
8
C2 AC
15 A2 C2 A 4C FC D 01
58 55
FC 8D 01 C5 BD 9 8
E4
7 9 6A
A 3
c- Disadvantage of standard costing

98 E4 58 56 0 1 C A 4C
A2 7C 93
AC
A4 5 FC
28
DE
20
15 C 55 BD
8D 20 CB
9 8 6 01
15 55 D0 8A 47 93
E4 8 6 C A
A4 5F
OR

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7C 93 A4 15 28 20 C CB C9
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20 AC CB FC DE 15 55 D0 8A
15 55 D0 98 47 89 6A 1 5 28
89 6A 1 5F
A2 C2 3A 4C F C9 D
3A 4C 8D 01 C5 BD
C5 BD C 98 E4 58 56 01 8A2
5

D015FC98A28DE47C2015893AC556A4CB
56 0 A 7C 93 A4 8D
1- Write advantages and disadvantages of marginal costing.

A4 15 28 20 AC CB FC
CB FC DE 15 55 D0 9 8
E4
7C
98 89 6A 1 A2
2- Distinguish between marginal costing and Absorption costing.

47 3 5 8
D0 A C2 4C
Paper / Subject Code: 85602 / Cost Accounting - IV

15 28 AC FC DE
FC DE 01
58 5 56
BD 9 8A 47
98 47 9 A 01 2 C2
A2 C2 3A 4C 5F 8D 01
8D 01 C5 BD C9 E4 58
E4 58 56 0 8A 7C
7C 93 A4 15 28 20
20 AC CB FC DE 15
15 55 98 47 89
89 6A
D0 A 2 C 3A
15 2
(7)
(8)

3A 8 0 C
(15)

4C FC DE 15
C5 BD 98 47 89
56 01 A2 C2 3A
A4
CB
5F 8 D 015 C5
C9 E4 89 56
D0 8A 7C 3 A
15 28 20 AC
FC DE 15 55
98 4 89 6A

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