In the month just ended Nelson Industries produced 41993 units and sold 35175 units. Manufacturing costs are stable from month to month. The fixed overhead rate was $8 per unit. Nelson uses absorption costing. If Nelson changed to variable costing, the difference in net income would have been:
Select one:
a. $335944
b. $-54544
c. $0
d. $617344
Correct answer-----b. $-54544
.
The difference between Variable costing and absorption costing income is equal to Fixed manufacturing overhead applied to ending inventory in Absorption costing.
| Units produced | 41993 |
| Units sold | 35175 |
| Units in ending inventory | 6818 |
| Fixed manufacturing overhead per unit | $ 8.00 |
| Fixed manufacturing overhead applied to ending inventory in absorption costing | $ 54,544.00 |
In the month just ended Nelson Industries produced 41993 units and sold 35175 units. Manufacturing costs...
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