Joseph & Jordan, a consulting firm, specializes in providing internal audit services for its clients. It bills the clients $159 per hour for its professional services; it costs the firm $84 per hour to cover the cost of its staff. To cover its MOH costs, the partners have always applied MOH costs to clients based on total direct labor hours. At the beginning of the year, they budgeted for 8,400 direct labor hours and $158,760 of MOH costs. In the current year, the firm's professional staff worked on three key client projects: All Ways, Inc., for 2,900 hours; My Way, Inc., for 2,400 hours; and High Way, Inc., for 4,600 hours. These clients were billed for this work by the end of the year. Naturally, there were other costs incurred to run the firm, including sales and marketing costs, which added up to $129,000 this year. Actual MOH costs for the year totaled $139,000.

Joseph & Jordan, a consulting firm, specializes in providing internal audit services for its clients. It bills the clients $159 per hour for its professional services; it costs the firm $84 per hour to cover the cost of its staff. To cover its MOH costs, the partners have always applied MOH costs to clients based on total direct labor hours. At the beginning of the year, they budgeted for 8,400 direct labor hours and $158,760 of MOH costs. In the current year, the firm's professional staff worked on three key client projects: All Ways, Inc., for 2,900 hours; My Way, Inc., for 2,400 hours; and High Way, Inc., for 4,600 hours. These clients were billed for this work by the end of the year. Naturally, there were other costs incurred to run the firm, including sales and marketing costs, which added up to $129,000 this year. Actual MOH costs for the year totaled $139,000.

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