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Pharmacy Company produces three main products which share joint costs from a joint process, Altor, Loral, and Hycor.A hazardous waste product called Dorzinox is also produced from the process. The president of Pharmacy, Susan Franklin, is considering new opportunities that would change the way the products are processed and sold.Proposed changes are described below.
ALTOR:
Altor is presently sold at the splitoff point to a manufacturer
of face cream. Altor can also be refined for use to treat dandruff.However,
there would be extra processing which would cause a loss of 20,000 units of
Altor. The separable costs to further process Altor will be $250,000 each year.
The final product would sell for $5.50 per unit.
LORAL:
Currently Loral is processed further after the split-off point and sold by
Pharmacy as a vitamin. Pharmacy has an offer from another company to purchase
Loral at the split-off point for $2.25 per unit.
HYCOR:
Hycor is produced from the joint process and is currently sold at the split-off
point to a makeup company. Pharmacy's R&D people have suggested that they
refine this product further and sell it as muscle relaxing gel. This extra
refining would cost $75,000 annually and would result in 25 percent more units
of product (due to adding water). The muscle gel sell for for $1.80 per unit.
DORZINOX:The
joint process also produces 50,000 units of Dorzinox, a hazardous chemical
waste product. The company must pay $0.035 per unit to dispose of the Dorzinox
properly. This cost of disposal is treated as an operating expense, and is not
included in the joint processing cost. ABC Chemicals is interested in
purchasing the Dorzinox for use as a paint remover.Pharmacy would have to
refine the Dorzinox at a cost of $43,000. ABC Chemicals would purchase all the
refined Dorzinox produced by Friday and is willing to pay $0.75 for each unit.
1.Using Pharmacy's current processes to sell their products
calculate the allocation of joint costs using the Constant Gross Margin NRV
Method. How would I calculate the amount of joint costs allocated to each
product? What are the formulas?
Joint Cost. 1,800,000
Units Produced. 170,000 (A) 500,000 (L) 330,000 (H) 50,000 (D)
Sales Value per unit split-off 3.50 (A) 2.00(H)
Separable costs 1,400,000 (L)
Final sales value per unit 5.00 (L)
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