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Pearson | ||
Answer 1 | Amount $ | Note |
Studio Overhead | 122,730.00 | A |
Direct Staff costs | 75,300.00 | B |
Predetermined overhead rate | 162.99% | C=A/B |
Answer 2 | ||
Cost of subcontracted work | 230,500.00 | |
Direct Staff costs | 75,300.00 | |
Studio Overhead | 122,730.00 | |
Total manufacturing costs | 428,530.00 | |
Less: Cost of work completed | 368,900.00 | |
Ending work in process costs | 59,630.00 | D |
Direct materials in- Ending work in process costs | ||
Ending work in process costs | 59,630.00 | See D |
Less: | ||
Direct staff costs | 6,650.00 | E |
Studio Overhead | 10,838.71 | F=E*Predetermined overhead rate |
Direct materials in- Ending work in process costs | 42,141.29 | G |
Job Cost Sheet | ||
Krimmer Corporation Headquarters Project | ||
Cost of subcontracted work | 42,141.29 | See note G |
Direct Staff costs | 6,650.00 | See note E |
Studio Overhead | 10,838.71 | See note F |
Total cost to January 31 | 59,630.00 | |
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