Great Ape Glassworks manufactures glass used for the screens on smartphones. It has two producing departments, P1 and P2, and only one service department, S1. The company is able to track overhead to the various departments but wants to allocate the service department costs to the producing departments. However, the company is not sure which of the multiple allocation bases should be selected. The data it collected appear in the table below. Department P1 P2 $1 Overhead Assigned $ 175,500 288,250 91,000 Potential allocation base Employee headcount Space used (in square feet) Productive capacity (in units) 3-year average percentage of S1 output used Part 1 (Algo) a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base. b. Using occupied space as the allocation base. c. Using productive capacity as the allocation base. d. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base. a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base b. Using occupied space as the allocation base c. Using productive capacity as the allocation base d. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base P1 P1 60 3,900 56,800 60% Required: 1. Determine the total estimated overhead cost for each of the producing departments after allocating the cost of the service department: P2 P2 20 9,100 85,200 40% Total
Great Ape Glassworks manufactures glass used for the screens on smartphones. It has two producing departments, P1 and P2, and only one service department, S1. The company is able to track overhead to the various departments but wants to allocate the service department costs to the producing departments. However, the company is not sure which of the multiple allocation bases should be selected. The data it collected appear in the table below. Department P1 P2 $1 Overhead Assigned $ 175,500 288,250 91,000 Potential allocation base Employee headcount Space used (in square feet) Productive capacity (in units) 3-year average percentage of S1 output used Part 1 (Algo) a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base. b. Using occupied space as the allocation base. c. Using productive capacity as the allocation base. d. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base. a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base b. Using occupied space as the allocation base c. Using productive capacity as the allocation base d. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base P1 P1 60 3,900 56,800 60% Required: 1. Determine the total estimated overhead cost for each of the producing departments after allocating the cost of the service department: P2 P2 20 9,100 85,200 40% Total
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1. Determine the total estimated overhead cost for each of the producing departments after allocating the cost of the service department.
A. Using employee headcount as the allocation base.
B. Using occupied space as the allocation base.
C. Using productive capacity as the allocation base.
D. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base.
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Great Ape Glassworks manufactures glass used for the screens on smartphones. It has two producing departments, P1
and P2, and only one service department, S1. The company is able to track overhead to the various departments but
wants to allocate the service department costs to the producing departments. However, the company is not sure which of
the multiple allocation bases should be selected. The data it collected appear in the table below.
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P1
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S1
a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base.
b. Using occupied space as the allocation base.
c. Using productive capacity as the allocation base.
d. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base.
Potential allocation base
Employee headcount
Space used (in square feet)
Productive capacity (in units)
3-year average percentage of S1 output used
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Required:
1. Determine the total estimated overhead cost for each of the producing departments after allocating the cost of the service
department:
a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base
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Great Ape Glassworks manufactures glass used for the screens on smartphones. It has two producing departments, P1
and P2, and only one service department, S1. The company is able to track overhead to the various departments but
wants to allocate the service department costs to the producing departments. However, the company is not sure which of
the multiple allocation bases should be selected. The data it collected appear in the table below.
Part 1 (Algo)
S
Department
W
P1
P2
S1
a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base.
b. Using occupied space as the allocation base.
c. Using productive capacity as the allocation base.
d. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base.
Potential allocation base
Employee headcount
Space used (in square feet)
Productive capacity (in units)
3-year average percentage of S1 output used
X
Required:
1. Determine the total estimated overhead cost for each of the producing departments after allocating the cost of the service
department:
a. Using employee headcount as the allocation base
b. Using occupied space as the allocation base
c. Using productive capacity as the allocation base
d. Using the 3-year average use as the allocation base
Overhead
Assigned
$ 175,500
288,250
91,000
#3
20
E
D
$4
C
888
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