Determine missing amounts to complete the following table:
A: (Actual MOH: $100,000) (Applied MOH: $105,000) Needs over/underapplied and amount
B: (Actual MOH: $79,000) Needs applied MOH (Underapplied) (Amount: 1,000)
C: Needs actual MOH (Applied MOH: $261,300) (Overapplied) (14,000)
D: (Actual MOH: $141,000) (Applied MOH: $135,000) Needs over/underapplied and amount
Case | Actual MOH | Applied MOH | Over/Underapplied | Amount |
A | 100,000 | 105,000 | Overapplied | 5,000 |
B | 79,000 | 78,000 | Underapplied | 1,000 |
C | 247,300 | 261,300 | Overapplied | 14,000 |
D | 141,000 | 135,000 | Underapplied | 6,000 |
If applied overhead > actual overhead, resulting amount would be overapplied.
If applied overhead < actual overhead, resulting amount would be underapplied.
Determine missing amounts to complete the following table: Actual MOH, Applied MOH...
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