Answer
a) Allocation of overhead costs to activity cost pools
Particulars Making awnings($) Job support($) others ($) total($)
Production overhead 67500 60000 22500 150000
Office expenses 8000 65000 27000 100000
Total 75500 125000 49500 250000
b) Computation of Activity rates
Particulars Making awnings(in $) Job support(in $)
Production overhead 67500 60000
office expenses 8000 65000
Total (a) 75500 125000
Annual activity (b) 5000 meters 200 jobs
Activity rates(a/b) 15.1 625
c) Income Report
Particulars Amount(in $)
Sales Revenue 4000
Less: Direct material and labour 3000
1000
Less:Making awnings cost (80meters*15.1) (1208)
Job cost (625)
Net Loss 833
Since the end result is negative, it is better not to accept the job.
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