CMA Final · Strategic Cost Management · Activity Based Cost Management
Kaveri Components Ltd has a quality inspection cost pool of Rs 3,60,000 with a cost driver of number of inspections, total 1,200 inspections. Product P required 300 inspections and 6,000 units were produced. Under ABC, the inspection cost per unit of P is:
The inspection cost per unit of P is Rs 15. The rate is Rs 300 per inspection (3,60,000 divided by 1,200), P consumes 300 inspections costing Rs 90,000, and spreading this over 6,000 units gives Rs 15 per unit.
- ARs 15.00Correct
- BRs 60.00
- CRs 18.00
- DRs 12.50
Explanation
Rate per inspection = 3,60,000 / 1,200 = Rs 300. Cost to P = 300 x 300 = Rs 90,000. Per unit = 90,000 / 6,000 = Rs 15. Rs 60 results from dividing the pool by 6,000 units, ignoring the driver.
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