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NMIMS
Master
of Business Administration - MBA Semester 3
Cost and Management Accounting
Q1. Given the slowdown in the auto
sector, Fast Automobile company, a car manufacturing company wants to go in for
an overhaul of its operations. The Management wants to review the cost of all
its product lines i.e. types of cars it has in various segments and the way
they value their closing stock given the inventory pile up, to take some
strategic decisions. The Management accountant is asked to prepare a summary of
costs to enable the top team to decide which product to manufacture,
discontinue some segments etc. What are the various types of ways the
Management accountant can classify the costs by Management decisions. Describe
any 5. Also, discuss the different ways in which the company can value its
closing stock?
Answer. Cost is the amount of resources
given up in exchange of some goods and services. The resources are expressed in
money or money’s equivalent. CIMA defines the term cost as “the amount of
expenditure (actual or notional) incurred on or attributable to a given thing”.
The given thing may be taken as a product, service or any other activity. While
the actual expenditure refers to the amount spent, the notional expenditure
does not involve in any cash outlay. It does not reflect itself in the
accounting records. But, it is important for the purpose of comparison of cost
and in decision making.
Q2. Traditional Managerial accounting
was all about managing costs whereas Management accounting has undergone a sea
change, given the change in the overall Global environment. Discuss and
describe in relation to the following -
● Growth of E-Commerce and e-business.
Share at least 2 practical examples.
● Focus on cross-functional Groups
● Total Quality management concept
How these impacted global management
accounting practices
Answer. The term ‘management accounting’
refers to accounting for the management, i.e., accounting which provides
necessary information to the management for discharging its functions. The
functions of the management are planning, organizing, directing and controlling.
Thus, management accounting provides information to the management so that
planning, organizing, directing and controlling of business operations can be
done in an orderly and effective manner. The basic function of management
accounting is to assist the management in performing its functions effectively.
Q3. Fancy Bag Company purchases
Ladies Bags from a wholesaler @ Rs 1100/- per piece. They add accessories and
packaging and sell each bag for Rs 1800/- per piece. They incur certain fixed
expenses. The company wants to understand how many pieces they must sell in
order to be profitable. They seek the help of a Management accountant to:
a. Ascertain Contribution per piece
and as a % of Sales Price
Answer. Purchase cost = Rs. 1100
Selling
price = Rs. 1100
Contribution
per piece = 1800 – 1100 = 700.
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