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a. | Cost of goods sold: | |||||
$ | ||||||
Direct materials | 53608 | |||||
Direct labor | 113177 | |||||
Overhead | 155888 | |||||
Total manufacturing cost | 322673 | |||||
Add:Beginning WIP | 0 | |||||
Total manufacturing cost to account for | 322673 | |||||
Less: Ending WIP | 18145 | |||||
Cost of goods manufactured | 304528 | |||||
Add:Beginning finished goods | 0 | |||||
304528 | ||||||
Less: Ending finished goods | 25925 | |||||
Cost of goods sold | 278603 | |||||
b. | Overhead rate=Estimated factory overhead/Estimated direct labor hours | |||||
Estimated factory overhead: | ||||||
$ | ||||||
Factory supplies | 21000 | |||||
Factory supervision | 20900 | |||||
Factory rent | 41000 | |||||
Factory insurance | 65800 | |||||
Total | 148700 | |||||
c. | Overhead allocated to product X=Overhead allocation rate*Actual direct labor hours | |||||
Overhead allocation rate=Estimated overhead for both departments/Estimated direct labor hours for both departments=(4600000+2100000)/(40000+40000)=6700000/80000=$ 83.75 per direct labor hour | ||||||
Overhead allocated to product X=83.75*(754+208)=83.75*962=$ 80567.5 | ||||||
d. | Activity rate=Budgeted costs/Total cost drivers | |||||
Budgeted costs | Total cost drivers | Activity rate | ||||
a | b | a/b | ||||
Cost pool 1 | 114000 | 146500 | 0.78 | |||
(80300+66200) | ||||||
Cost pool 2 | 50000 | 107500 | 0.47 | |||
(58000+49500) | ||||||
Cost pool 3 | 33000 | 116900 | 0.28 | |||
(65200+51700) | ||||||
Overhead allocated=Cost driver for the product*Activity rate | ||||||
Cost driver for A | Activity rate | Overhead allocated | ||||
a | b | a*b | ||||
Cost pool 1 | 80300 | 0.78 | 62634 | |||
Cost pool 2 | 58000 | 0.47 | 27260 | |||
Cost pool 3 | 65200 | 0.28 | 18256 | |||
Total | 108150 | |||||
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