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 Perrin Co has two divisions, A and B. 

Division A has limited skilled labour and is operating at full capacity making product Y. It has been asked to supply a different product, X, to division B. Division B currently sources this product externally for $700 per unit. 

The same grade of materials and labour is used in both products. The cost cards for each product are shown below: 

Product                                                                                           Y                        X 

                                                                                                   ($)/unit              ($)/unit 

Selling price                                                                                600                     – 

Direct materials ($50 per kg)                                                   200                  150 

Direct labour ($20 per hour)                                                       80                  120 

Apportioned fixed overheads ($15 per hour)                           60                    90 

Using an opportunity cost approach to transfer pricing, what is the minimum transfer price? 

A

 $270 

B

 $750 

C

 $590 

D

 $840 

 Division B of a company makes units which are then transferred to other divisions. The division has no spare capacity. The following statements have been made regarding the minimum transfer price that will encourage the divisional manager of B to transfer units to other divisions: 

(1) Any price above variable cost will generate a positive contribution, and will therefore be accepted. 

(2) The division will need to give up a unit sold externally in order to make a transfer; this is only worthwhile if the income of a transfer is greater than the net income of an external sale. 

Which of the above statement(s) is/are true? 

A

 (1) only 

B

 (2) only 

C

 Neither (1) nor (2) 

D

 Both (1) and (2) 

'The use of residual income in performance measurement will avoid dysfunctional decision-making because it will always lead to the correct decision concerning capital investments.'

A

 True

B

false

To prevent dysfunctional transfer price decision-making, profit centres must be allowed to make autonomous decisions. True or false? 

A

True

B

False

Which of the following is not a disadvantage of using market value as a transfer price? 

A

The market price might be a temporary one. 

B

Use of market price might act as a disincentive to use up spare capacity. 

C

Many products do not have an equivalent market price. 

D

The external market might be perfect. 

The following information relates to an investment centre, which is a separate product division in a large company. 

                                                                                       $ 

Net current assets                                                 60,000 

Non-current assets                                             240,000  


Profit before depreciation                                     50,000 

Depreciation                                                           10,000 

The company's cost of capital is 10%. What is the most appropriate measure of the centre's Return on Investment (ROI)? 

A

3.3% 

B

13.3% 

C

16.7% 

D

20.8% 

SWAL has two divisions, SW and AL, which operate as profit centres and have full autonomy in making, buying and selling decisions.  

SW manufactures SW+ at a cost of $12 per unit. The market price of SW+ is $16 per unit. 

AL uses SW+ in manufacturing its own product. The transfer price of SW+ when transferred from Division SW to Division AL is set at full production cost plus 20%. 

Which one of the following independent circumstances represents dysfunctional behaviour arising from SWAL's transfer pricing policy? 

A

SW refuses to sell SW+ to AL as there is unlimited demand for SW+ in the external market. 

B

AL refuses to order from SW as it can buy SW+ from the open market at lower than current transfer price. As a result, SW sells all its units on the open market. 

C

SW refuses to transfer below market price so AL is forced to buy from the external market. 

D

SW agrees to sell to AL but has to cancel the sale in order to fulfil an urgent customer order who is willing to pay a higher price for immediate delivery. 

The holder of a floating charge may protect their priority by including in the terms of the charge a clause that prevents the borrower from creating a fixed charge on the same asset.  

What is the name given to such a clause? 

A

 Injunction clause 

B

 Positive pledge clause 

C

Negative pledge clause 

D

Equitable clause 

Which TWO of the following are true concerning the registration of company charges? 

(1) Charges must be registered within 21 days of creation 

(2) If a charge is not registered on time then the company and its officers who created the charge are liable to a fine 

(3) The Registrar of Companies is permitted to rectify a mistake in the registration documents of a charge with the permission of the chargeholder 

(4) Non-registered charges are valid and enforceable with the permission of the Registrar of Companies 

A

 1 and 2 

B

 1 and 4 

C

 2 and 3 

D

 3 and 4 

 Which of the following is a right of the holder of a debenture that is secured by a fixed charge? 

A

 Payment of a company dividend 

B

 To vote at the company's general meeting 

C

 To vote on company resolutions that affect them as a debentureholder 

D

 To prevent the company from selling the asset secured by the charge