X Company uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system. It has identified three activities and three...
X Company uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system. It has identified three activities and three cost drivers. The activities and budgeted costs are as follows: Activity Budgeted Cost Setup $112,000 Purchasing $58,000 Machine Maintenance $55,000 The following cost driver information is available for the company's only two products, A and B: Cost Driver Product A Product B setup hours 32,100 76,600 purchase orders 51,000 40,100 machine hours 69,900 50,600 How much overhead was allocated to Product A? (round overhead...
X Company uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system. It has identified three activities - Setup, Purchasing Machine maintenance and their respective cost drivers - setup hours, purchase orders, machine hours. Budgeted activity costs in 2018 were as follows: Activity Setup Purchasing Machine maintenance Budgeted Cost $100,000 58,300 59,900 The following 2018 cost driver information is available for one of its products Product X, and for all of its products (including Product x): setup hours purchase orders machine hours Product...
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2017 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 Cost Pool 2 Cost Pool 3 Budgeted costs $113,000 $58,000 $26,000 Cost Drivers Product A 78,000 62,000 73,000 Product B 67,000 54,000 55,000 What was the allocation to Product B in 2017?
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2020 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 $106,000 Cost Pool 2 $52,000 Cost Pool 3 $25,000 Budgeted costs Cost Drivers Product A Product B 83,400 76,400 55,700 50,500 73,400 50,400 What will the allocation to Product B be? [round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places]. 80904
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2020 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 $102,000 Cost Pool 2 $58,000 Cost Pool 3 $23,000 - Budgeted costs Cost Drivers Product A Product B = = 81,600 68,400 56,300 47,900 75,200 45,000 What will the allocation to Product B be? [round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places].
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2020 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 $108,000 Cost Pool 2 $58,000 Cost Pool 3 $32,000 Budgeted costs Cost Drivers Product A Product B = === 82,600 75,300 63,900 46,800 69,700 51,400 What will the allocation to Product A be? [round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places].
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2020 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 $114,000 Cost Pool 2 $58,000 Cost Pool 3 $32,000 Budgeted costs Cost Drivers Product A Product B 84,700 74,000 64,800 52,100 75,300 46,500 What will the allocation to Product A be? [round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places].
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2020 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 $108,000 Cost Pool 2 $53,000 Cost Pool 3 $32,000 Budgeted costs Cost Drivers Product A 84,700 63,200 59,100 47,800 66,600 49,900 Product B What will the allocation to Product B be? [round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places]. 69753.45 Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries...
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2020 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 $100,000 Cost Pool 2 $54,000 Cost Pool 3 $26,000 - Budgeted costs Cost Drivers Product A Product B = 78,600 63,800 57,900 49,300 67,200 53,400 What will the allocation to Product A be? [round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places]. Submit Answer Tries...
X Company makes two products, A and B, and uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation system, with three cost pools and three cost drivers. Budgeted costs and driver information for 2020 were as follows: Cost Pool 1 Cost Pool 2 Cost Pool 3 $105,000 $57,000 $31,000 Budgeted costs Cost Drivers Product A 82,700 73,500 62,200 51,700 63,800 46,300 Product B What will the allocation to Product A be? [round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places]. Submit Answer Tries 0/3