Craftmore Machining reports the following budgeted overhead cost and related data for this year. Budgeted Activity Usage Activity Cost Driver Direct labor hours (DLH) Engineering hours (EH) Machine hours (MH) 13,000 1,500 11,400 570 Setups Activity Assembly Product design Electricity Setup Total Budgeted Cost $ 555,750 85,500 28,500 71,250 $ 741,000 Required: 1. Compute a single plantwide overhead rate assuming the company allocates overhead cost based on 13,000 direct labor hours. 2. Job 31 used 320 direct labor hours and Job 42 used 680 direct labor hours. Allocate overhead cost to each job using the single plantwide overhead rate from part 1. 3. Compute an activity rate for each activity using activity-based costing. 4. Allocate overhead costs to Job 31 and Job 42 using activity-based costing. Activity Cost Driver Direct labor hours (DLH) Engineering hours (EH) Machine hours (MH) Setups Required 1 Required 2 Activity Usage Job 31 Required 3 320 43 56 6 Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Job 42 Required 4 < Prev 680 49 58 8 9 of 10 ‒‒‒ www www Next >

Craftmore Machining reports the following budgeted overhead cost and related data for this year. Budgeted Activity Usage Activity Cost Driver Direct labor hours (DLH) Engineering hours (EH) Machine hours (MH) 13,000 1,500 11,400 570 Setups Activity Assembly Product design Electricity Setup Total Budgeted Cost $ 555,750 85,500 28,500 71,250 $ 741,000 Required: 1. Compute a single plantwide overhead rate assuming the company allocates overhead cost based on 13,000 direct labor hours. 2. Job 31 used 320 direct labor hours and Job 42 used 680 direct labor hours. Allocate overhead cost to each job using the single plantwide overhead rate from part 1. 3. Compute an activity rate for each activity using activity-based costing. 4. Allocate overhead costs to Job 31 and Job 42 using activity-based costing. Activity Cost Driver Direct labor hours (DLH) Engineering hours (EH) Machine hours (MH) Setups Required 1 Required 2 Activity Usage Job 31 Required 3 320 43 56 6 Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Job 42 Required 4 < Prev 680 49 58 8 9 of 10 ‒‒‒ www www Next >

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Description: SCraftmore Machining reports the following budgeted overhead cost and related data for this year.Budgeted Activity UsageBudgeted Cost$ 555,75085,50028,500Activity Cost DriverDirect labor hours (DLH)Engineering hours (EH)Machine hours (MH)13,0001,500

Principles of Cost Accounting

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Chapter8: Standard Cost Accounting—materials, Labor, And Factory Overhead

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S Craftmore Machining reports the following budgeted overhead cost and related data for this year. Activity Assembly Budgeted Cost $ 458,250 70,500 23,500 Activity Cost Driver Direct labor hours (DLH) Engineering hours (EH) Machine hours (MH) Product design Electricity Budgeted Activity Usage 13,000 1,410 10,000 470 58,750 Setups $ 611,000 Setup Total Required: 1. Compute a single plantwide overhead rate assuming the company allocates overhead cost based on 13,000 direct labor hours. 2. Job 31 used 280 direct labor hours and Job 42 used 560 direct labor hours. Allocate overhead cost to each job using the single plantwide overhead rate from part 1. 3. Compute an activity rate for each activity using activity-based costing. 4. Allocate overhead costs to Job 31 and Job 42 using activity-based costing. Activity Cost Driver Direct labor hours (DLH) Engineering hours (EH) Machine hours (MH) Setups Required 1 Required 2 Activity Usage Job 31 280 33 60 3 Complete this question by entering your…