a) Total service department cost (S1+S2) allocated to P2
Given - 30% of the Operation Support
Department S2 cost is allocated to P2, and the cost allocated to P2 is $27000 |
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hence, the total cost of S2 = Cost allocated to P2 x (30% + 50% )/ 30% | |
= $27000 x 0.8/0.3 = $72000 | |
Total cost for two service departments | $120,000 |
Less: Cost of S2 | $72000 |
Cost of S1 | $48,000 |
Now, it is given cost allocated to P1 from S1 is $48000, which is total cost of S1 | |
thus the cost allocated to P2 is $0 ($48000-$48000) = 0 | |
Total service department cost allocated to P2 | |
S1 | $0 |
S2 | $27,000 |
Total service department cost allocated to P2 (S1 + S2) | $27,000 |
b) Complete the Table
To | ||
From | Order Processing (P1 ) |
Delivery (P2) |
Information service (S1) | $48,000 | $0 |
Operation Support ( S2) (72000 - 27000) | $45,000 | $27,000 |
c) Proportion of S1 cost allocated to P1 and P2
Proportion | |
$48000 to P1 (total S1 cost allocated to P1) | 100 % to P1 |
$0 to P2 | 0 % to P2 |
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