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Nova Southeastern University
Wayne Huizenga Graduate School
Of Business & Entrepreneurship
Assignment for Course: Accounting ACT 5060
Submitted to: Dr. Pendarvis
Submitted by: Michelle Martinez Reyes
Date of Submission: 08/10/2013
Title of Assignment: Session 3, Week 6
CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORSHIP: I certify that I am the author of this paper and that any assistance I received in its preparation is fully acknowledge and disclosed in the paper. I have also cited any sources from which I used data, ideas of words, whether quoted directly or paraphrased. I also certify that this paper was prepared by me specifically for this course.
Student Signature: Michelle Martinez Reyes
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Textbook: Management Accounting: Information for Decision-Making and Strategy Execution - 6.Edition – 2012; Anthony A. Atkinson, Robert S. Kaplan; Pearson; ISBN: XXXXXXXXXX
Chapter 9 – Problem.
Problem 9-86 (page 379).
Profit sharing. Peterborough Medical Devices makes devices and equipment that it sells to hospitals, The organization has a profit-sharing plan that is worded as follows:
The company will make available a profit-sharing pool that will be the lower of the follow two items:
  1. 40% of income before taxes in excess of the targe profit level, which is 18% of net assets, or
  2. $7 million.

The individual employee is paid a share of the profit-sharing pool equal to the ratio of that employee’s salary to the total salary paid to all employees.
Required:
  1. If the company earned $45 million of earnings before taxes and had net assets of $100 million, what would be the amount available for distribution from the profit-sharing pool?

  1. Suppose that Marg Watson’s salary was $68,000 and that total salaries paid in the company were $25 million. What would Marg’s profit share be?

  1. What do you like about this profit-sharing plan?

  1. What do you dislike about this profit-sharing plan?

Chapter 10 – Problem.
Exercise XXXXXXXXXXpage XXXXXXXXXX).
Variance analysis. The Sudbury, South Carolina, plant of Saldanha Sports Company has the following standards for its soccer ball production:
Standards:
Material (leather) per soccer ball0.25 yard
Material price per yard$16
Direct labor hours per soccer ball$0.20 hours
Wage rate per direct labor hour$10 per hour
Variable support cost rate$15 per direct labor hour
Actual results for October:
Used 13,000 yards of raw material, purchased for $205, 150
Paid for 8,240 direct labor hours at $9.50 per hour
Incurred $131,840 of variable support costs
Manufactured 40,000 soccer balls
Required:
Determine the following variances for October:
  1. Total direct material cost variance
  2. Total direct labor cost variance
  3. Total variable support cost variance
  4. Direct materials price variance
  5. Direct materials quantity variance
  6. Direct labor rate variance
  7. Direct labor efficiency variance
  8. Variable support rate variance
  9. Variable support efficiency variance
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Chapter 9 – Problem.
Problem 9-86 (page 379).
Profit sharing. Pete
orough Medical Devices makes devices and equipment that
it sells to hospitals, the organization has a profit-sharing plan that is worded as
follows:
The company will make available a profit-sharing pool that will be the lower
of the follow two items:
1. 40% of income before taxes in excess of the target profit level, which is
18% of net assets, or
2. $7 million.
The individual employee is paid a share of the profit-sharing pool equal to
the ratio of that employee’s salary to the total salary paid to all employees.
Required:
a) If the company earned $45 million of earnings before taxes and had net
assets of $100 million, what would be the amount available for
distribution from the profit-sharing pool?
Profit sharing pool 

Particulars Amount $
Earnings before Taxes 45,000,000
Less Return on Net Assets (100,000,000*18%) (18,000,000)
Net Income 27,000,000
Net Income @ 40% (27000000*40%) 1,080,000
OR
$7,000,000
Whichever is lower $7,000,000
Profit sharing pool  $7,000,000

) Suppose that Marg Watson’s salary was $68,000 and that total salaries paid in
the company were $25 million. What would Marg’s profit share be?
Marg Watson’s Profit share be

= $ 7,000,000 * $68,000 / $25,000,000

 $19,040

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