Ans. 14 | Option B $445,000 | |||
Schedule of Cash receipt In January | ||||
January | ||||
Cash receipts from: | ||||
Cash sales | $80,000 | |||
Accounts receivable (from November & December sales) | $155,000 | |||
From January month's credit sales ($350,000 * 60%) | $210,000 | |||
Total budgeted cash receipts | $445,000 | |||
Ans. 15 | Option D 580,000 MHs | |||
Fixed overhead budget variance = Budgeted fixed overhead - Actual fixed overhead | ||||
$39,000 = Budgeted fixed overhead - $280,000 | ||||
Budgeted fixed overhead = $280,000 + $39,000 | ||||
$319,000 | ||||
Fixed overhead volume variance = (Standard machine hours * Budgeted overhead rate) - Budgeted fixed overhead | ||||
$11,000 = (600,000 * Budgeted overhead rate) - $319,000 | ||||
600,000 * Budgeted overhead rate = $319,000 + $11,000 | ||||
600,000 * Budgeted overhead rate = $330,000 | ||||
Budgeted overhead rate = $330,000 / 600,000 | ||||
$0.55 per machine hour | ||||
Budgeted machine hours = Budgeted fixed overhead / Budgeted overhead rate | ||||
$319,000 / $0.55 | ||||
580,000 MHs | ||||
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