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以下是针对2009年12月份考试出现的错误率(大于70%)最高的题目, BQf+1Ly&
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Example 1 /UyE- "S
Amachine is no longer used by a company. It could be sold now for net proceeds of$300. Its only other use is on a short-term contract which is underconsideration. The variable running costs of the machine during the period ofthe contract would be $400. On completion of the contract the machine would haveno realisable value and would cost $150 to dismantle and remove. t^;Fq{>
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官方解释:The correct answer was D. This question tested Sections F2(b)and (c) in the Study Guide, which require candidates to be able to calculaterelevant costs for overheads and those for non-current assets. DTVnQC
By not selling the machine now there isan opportunity cost of $300, the variable running cost ($400) are relevant andat the end of the contract the dismantling and removal cost ($150) is alsorelevant. This gives a total relevant cost of $850. F4gc_>{|
Answer B was chosen by more than 50% ofthe candidates. This wrong answer could have been obtained in two ways. First as$300 + $400 – $150, the mistake here is to treat the dismantling cost as revenuefrom the sale of the machine. Second as $400 + $150, the mistake here is toregard the realisable value now as being non-relevant. Vo8"/]_h
解释:这是一道考核固定资产相关成本的考题。如果现在卖出则获利$300。如果继续使用一段时间,则这段时间需要的投入的成本是$400,并且丢弃时需要用处置成本$150。那如果选择不卖出那需要花费是成本一共是$400+$150=$550,相对应所放弃的机会成本就是$300。所以这个固定资产的相关成本是$300+$550=$850 _I5+o\;1
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A companyuses absorption costing with a predetermined hourly fixed overhead absorptionrate. Last year, the following situations arose: "evV/Fg(
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