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 Snyder Company produced 90,000 units during its first year of operations and sold 87,000 at $21.80 per unit.  The company chose practical activity - at 90,000 units - to compute its predetermined overhead rate.  Manufacturing costs are as follows:

Direct materials $540,000

Direct labor     99,000

Expected and actual variable overhead   369,000

Expected and actual fixed overhead   468,000


Required:

  1. Calculate the 1) unit cost and 2) cost of finished goods inventory under absorption costing.

  2. Calculate the 1) unit cost and 2) cost of finished goods inventory under variable costing.

  3. What is the amount to be used to report the cost of finished goods inventory to external parties.  Why?

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