E9-1 Computing budgeted overhead rates James and Waymire have a professional service firm that has the following budgeted costs for the current year: Associates' salaries $300,000 Depreciation-equipment. 50,000 Fringe benefits.. 150,000 Lease expense. 220,000 Partners' salaries 200,000 Telephone and fax 30,000 Compute the budgeted overhead rate for the coming year, using direct labor dollars as the overhead allocation base.
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Computing budgeted overhead rates
James and Waymire have a professional service firm that has the
following budgeted costs for the current year:
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Associates' salaries
$300,000
Depreciation-equipment.......
50,000
Fringe benefits
150,000
Lease expense
220,000
Partners' salaries.
200,000
Telephone and fax
30.000
Compute the budgeted overhead rate for the coming year,
using direct labor dollars as the overhead allocation base.
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