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Complete Job-Order Costing EYK 3-1

EYK3-1. Business Decision Case Elizabeth Flanigan and Associates is an engineering and design firm that specializes in developing plans for recycling plants for municipalities. The firm uses a job costing system to accumulate the cost associated with each design project. Flanigan employs three levels of employee: senior engineers, associate engineers, and clerical staff. The salary cost of the senior engineers and the associate engineers is assigned to each project as direct labor. The salary cost of the clerical staff is included in overhead, along with the cost of engineering supplies, automobile travel, and equipment depreciation. The cost of airline travel, motels, building permits, and fees from other consultants is charged to each project as direct materials. Overhead is applied to projects using a predetermined overhead rate based on total engineering hours. The rate for 20X0 is $5 per hour.

The six different salary levels for 20X1 for the employees of Elizabeth Flanigan and Associates are listed below. The hourly rate is determined by dividing the yearly salary by 2,000 hours per year.

Senior engineer

Level 1: $44,000 per year ($22 per hour)

Level 2: $36,000 per year ($18 per hour)

Associate engineer

Level 3: $30,000 per year ($15 per hour)

Level 4: 24,000 per year ($12 per hour)

Clerical Staff

Level 5: $16,000 per year ($8 per hour)

     Level 6: $14,500 per year ($7.25 per hour)

The billings that are sent to the municipalities for engineering services utilize cost-plus billing. Typically, the total costs accumulated for a project (direct materials, direct labor, and overhead) are multiplied by 140% to determine the amount of the billing. The differences between the billed amount and the accumulated cost is the “plus” in cost plus.

During March 20X1, Flanigan accumulated the following information related to Job 295 for Johnson Creek City:

Senior engineer hours

Level 1……………………………………………………….52

Level 2……………………………………………………..84

Associate engineer hours

Level 3………………………………………………………106

Level 4………………………………………………………..44

Clerical hours

Level 5…………………………………………………………20

Level 6……………………………………………………..…66

Building Permits……………………………………$1,500

Airline travel and motel………………….……….$865

Required

1. What amount should be billed to Johnson Creek City for March 20X1?
2. How much profit was earned on Job 295 during March 20X1?

Answer 1

Business Decision Case Elizabeth Flanigan and Associates is an engineering and design firm that

specializes in developing plans for recycling plants for municipalities. The firm uses a job costing

system to accumulate the cost associated with each design project
Business decision case Elizabeth Hanigan and Associates is an engineering and design firm that specializes in developing plans for recycling planty for municipalities- 30 @ what amount should be biled to Johson creek city for March 2011 Amount billed to Johnson ereck city = $11,99.7 working : No of hours I Rate Amount Direct material 1500 865 2365 52 1144 م هم Building permits Airline travel and motel Total Direct Material Direct labor level 1 level 2 level level 4 Total Direct labor vey head Total engineering (hours *$5 per hour, Total cast Billing را 106 1512 1590 528 4774 1430 286 286 (140). of ees!) 8569 11997

Profit b) How much was earned on Job 295 during March 20149 Profit earned on sob 295 $4,302. Coorking 2365 4774 20 160 Actual cost: Direct meterial (A) Direct labor over heads: Level 5 staff Level 6 Staff Total overheads rotal actual cost CA+B+C) co. Billing done E2 Profit earned a 396 556 7695 11997 4302