10. Accounting firm XYZ provides audit, tax, and general accounting services. It estimates it will have 773 auditing,500 taxation, and 1,000 other service engagements. The company uses an ABC system with the following threecost pools and cost drivers to allocate its indirect costs:OtherCost poolCostsCost driverAuditTaxservicesLength of training sessions xInternal trainingoverhead150,000number of conference roomsoccupied640510350IT support400,000Number of tickets1,200500300Researching andinterpreting policies and180,000Direct labor hours550450200regulationsTotal overhead730,000How much total overhead cost will be allocated to audit services?304,000386,500146,500322,500

Internal training overhead allocated to Audit service = $ 150,000 × 640/(640+510+350)= $ 150,000 ×…

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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