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Davy Company has three products. Product 1 is manufactured entirely in Department P1. Product 2 is manufactured entirely in Department P2. Product 3 is manufactured entirely in Department P3. To produce these products, Davy has three support departments: S1 (materials handling), S2 (milling), and S3 (power). Davy is considering buying its power from an external supplier for $110.00 per kilowatt-hour (KWH). The budgeted variable costs and the allocation bases for each support department appear below. The budgeted fixed costs of S3 are $ 400,000.
Required: Prepare your answer in a single spreadsheet file. Use Excel’s formula functions to compute your answers. Show your work. Clearly label each answer. Submit the file to Canvas.
a. What are the costs allocated to P1, P2, and P3 using the reciprocal method?
b. Assuming that only the variable costs of S3 are avoidable, should Davy accept the supplier’s offer? Explain.
Statement Showing Total Cost of Services Departments | ||||||
S1 Material Handling | S2 Milling | S3 Power | ||||
Variable Cost | 120000 | 400000 | 480000 | |||
Fixed Cost | 400000 | |||||
Total Cost | 120000 | 400000 | 880000 | |||
Statement Showing allocation of Cost | ||||||
DP 1 | DP 2 | DP 3 | S1 Material Handling | S2 Milling | S3 Power | |
Cost | 120000 | 400000 | 880000 | |||
-120000 | -400000 | -880000 | ||||
Less Allocation of S1 | 18113.20755 | 27169.81132 | 33962.26415 | 6792.45283 | 20377.35849 | 13584.90566 |
Less Allocation of S2 | 82352.94118 | 70588.23529 | 117647.0588 | 23529.41176 | 47058.82353 | 58823.52941 |
Less Allocation of S3 | 234666.6667 | 217904.7619 | 268190.4762 | 67047.61905 | 50285.71429 | 41904.7619 |
Total | 335132.8154 | 315662.8085 | 419799.7992 | 97369.48364 | 117721.8963 | 114313.197 |
-97369.48364 | -117721.8963 | -114313.197 | ||||
Less Allocation of S1 | 14697.28055 | 22045.92082 | 27557.40103 | 5511.480206 | 16534.44062 | 11022.96041 |
Less Allocation of S2 | 24236.861 | 20774.45229 | 34624.08715 | 6924.81743 | 13849.63486 | 17312.04357 |
Less Allocation of S3 | 30483.51919 | 28306.12497 | 34838.30765 | 8709.576913 | 6532.182684 | 5443.48557 |
Toatal | 69417.66075 | 71126.49808 | 97019.79583 | 21145.87455 | 36916.25816 | 33778.48956 |
-21145.87455 | -36916.25816 | -33778.48956 | ||||
Less Allocation of S1 | 3191.830121 | 4787.745181 | 5984.681476 | 1196.936295 | 3590.808886 | 2393.87259 |
Less Allocation of S2 | 7600.406092 | 6514.633793 | 10857.72299 | 2171.544598 | 4343.089196 | 5428.861494 |
Less Allocation of S3 | 9007.597215 | 8364.197414 | 10294.39682 | 2573.599204 | 1930.199403 | 1608.499503 |
Total | 19799.83343 | 19666.57639 | 27136.80128 | 5942.080097 | 9864.097484 | 9431.233588 |
-5942.080097 | -9864.097484 | -9431.233588 | ||||
Less Allocation of S1 | 896.9177505 | 1345.376626 | 1681.720782 | 336.3441565 | 1009.032469 | 672.6883129 |
Less Allocation of S2 | 2030.8436 | 1740.723085 | 2901.205142 | 580.2410285 | 1160.482057 | 1450.602571 |
Less Allocation of S3 | 2514.995623 | 2335.353079 | 2874.280712 | 718.5701781 | 538.9276336 | 449.1063613 |
Total | 5442.756974 | 5421.45279 | 7457.206637 | 1635.155363 | 2708.44216 | 2572.397245 |
-1635.155363 | -2708.44216 | -2572.397245 | ||||
Less Allocation of S1 | 246.8159039 | 370.2238558 | 462.7798197 | 92.55596395 | 277.6678918 | 185.1119279 |
Less Allocation of S2 | 557.6204447 | 477.9603812 | 796.6006353 | 159.3201271 | 318.6402541 | 398.3003176 |
Less Allocation of S3 | 685.9725988 | 636.974556 | 783.9686843 | 195.9921711 | 146.9941283 | 122.4951069 |
Total | 1490.408947 | 1485.158793 | 2043.349139 | 447.8682621 | 743.3022743 | 705.9073525 |
-447.8682621 | -743.3022743 | -705.9073525 | ||||
Less Allocation of S1 | 67.60275654 | 101.4041348 | 126.7551685 | 25.3510337 | 76.05310111 | 50.70206741 |
Less Allocation of S2 | 153.0328212 | 131.1709896 | 218.618316 | 43.72366319 | 87.44732638 | 109.309158 |
Less Allocation of S3 | 188.2419607 | 174.7961063 | 215.1336693 | 53.78341733 | 40.337563 | 33.61463583 |
Total | 408.8775384 | 407.3712307 | 560.5071538 | 122.8581142 | 203.8379905 | 193.6258612 |
-122.8581142 | -203.8379905 | -193.6258612 | ||||
Less Allocation of S1 | 18.54462102 | 27.81693152 | 34.7711644 | 6.954232881 | 20.86269864 | 13.90846576 |
Less Allocation of S2 | 41.9666451 | 35.97141009 | 59.95235014 | 11.99047003 | 23.98094006 | 29.97617507 |
Less Allocation of S3 | 51.63356299 | 47.94545135 | 59.00978628 | 14.75244657 | 11.06433493 | 9.220279106 |
Total | 112.1448291 | 111.733793 | 153.7333008 | 33.69714948 | 55.90797363 | 53.10491994 |
Balcance Allocated Equally | 47.33333333 | 47.33333333 | 48.04337638 | -33.69714948 | -55.90797363 | -53.10491994 |
Total Cost | 431739.6864 | 413817.1991 | 554065.5026 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Part B of Answer \\\\ | ||||||
Requirement of Power | 5250 | KW HR | ||||
Option 1 | ||||||
Manufactured Inhouse | ||||||
Total Cost | 880000 | |||||
Option 2 | ||||||
Procured from External | 577500 | |||||
As from above its clear Power should not be manufactured inhouse rather it should be procure from outside but if only Variable | ||||||
Cost is avoidable than addition cost of producing is 480000 which is lesser compare to purchase from outside. | ||||||
Thus Company Should manufacture the product itself |
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