Kenos Pte Ltd manufactures all types of custom-made furniture. It uses a job-costing system and applies manufacturing overhead on the basis of machine hours. The company's manufacturing overhead budget for the year totalled $2,400,000. It has a maximum capacity of 320,000 machine hours. However, it is budgeted to be able to use 75% of this capacity during this period. On 31 July, Kenos Pte Ltd has the following balances: Work in process inventory -Job 123 -Job 124 Raw materials inventory $13,360 Finished inventory -Job 122 $18,000 $8,620 In August, the following occurred: (i)Raw materials purchased on credit (ii) Raw materials requisitions $23,000 (v) Job number 123 124 125 Indirect labour (vi) -Job number 123 -Job number 124 -Job number 125 -Indirect materials (used in production) (iii)Machine hours, direct labour hours and wages for factory employees (iv)Other overhead incurred: Required: Depreciation (machineries) Depreciation (delivery vans) Machine hours Labour hours 2,400 2,320 880 720 3,900 2,860 600 Salaries (production) Salaries (sales and administration) Other factory costs Other selling and administration costs Spoilage & reworked costs -job number 123 $4,840 -job number 124 $1,020 $600 -job number 125 $2,480 $600 Wages $24,480 $8,640 $40,100 $5,880 $4,000 $400 $10,000 $7,000 $15,600 $9,600 Normal spoilage with estimated disposal selling price of $320 was incurred. Normal spoilage amounting to $70 and abnormal spoilage of $30 were incurred Rework cost of $52 was incurred. Job number 123 and Job number 124 were completed during the month. (vii) Job number 122 was sold for cash at a mark-up of 30% on cost while Job number 123 was sold on credit at a price that allowed the company to earn a gross profit margin of 20%. Determine the over-applied or under-applied overhead for August.
Kenos Pte Ltd manufactures all types of custom-made furniture. It uses a job-costing system and applies manufacturing overhead on the basis of machine hours. The company's manufacturing overhead budget for the year totalled $2,400,000. It has a maximum capacity of 320,000 machine hours. However, it is budgeted to be able to use 75% of this capacity during this period. On 31 July, Kenos Pte Ltd has the following balances: Work in process inventory -Job 123 -Job 124 Raw materials inventory $13,360 Finished inventory -Job 122 $18,000 $8,620 In August, the following occurred: (i)Raw materials purchased on credit (ii) Raw materials requisitions $23,000 (v) Job number 123 124 125 Indirect labour (vi) -Job number 123 -Job number 124 -Job number 125 -Indirect materials (used in production) (iii)Machine hours, direct labour hours and wages for factory employees (iv)Other overhead incurred: Required: Depreciation (machineries) Depreciation (delivery vans) Machine hours Labour hours 2,400 2,320 880 720 3,900 2,860 600 Salaries (production) Salaries (sales and administration) Other factory costs Other selling and administration costs Spoilage & reworked costs -job number 123 $4,840 -job number 124 $1,020 $600 -job number 125 $2,480 $600 Wages $24,480 $8,640 $40,100 $5,880 $4,000 $400 $10,000 $7,000 $15,600 $9,600 Normal spoilage with estimated disposal selling price of $320 was incurred. Normal spoilage amounting to $70 and abnormal spoilage of $30 were incurred Rework cost of $52 was incurred. Job number 123 and Job number 124 were completed during the month. (vii) Job number 122 was sold for cash at a mark-up of 30% on cost while Job number 123 was sold on credit at a price that allowed the company to earn a gross profit margin of 20%. Determine the over-applied or under-applied overhead for August.
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Job costing is adhesive costs of each and every job involved in the production processes. It is an accounting measure. It is a method which determines the cost of specific jobs, which are performed according to the consumer’s specifications. Job costing is possible only in businesses where the production is done as per the customer’s requirement. For example, some customers order to manufacture furniture as per their needs.
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Transcribed Image Text:Kenos Pte Ltd manufactures all types of custom-made furniture. It uses a job-costing system and
applies manufacturing overhead on the basis of machine hours. The company's manufacturing
overhead budget for the year totalled $2,400,000. It has a maximum capacity of 320,000 machine
hours. However, it is budgeted to be able to use 75% of this capacity during this period.
On 31 July, Kenos Pte Ltd has the following balances:
Work in process inventory
-Job 123
-Job 124
Raw materials inventory $13,360
Finished inventory
-Job 122
$18,000
$8,620
In August, the following occurred:
(i)Raw materials purchased on credit
(ii) Raw materials requisitions
$23,000
(v)
Job number
123
124
125
Indirect labour
(vi)
-Job number 123
-Job number 124
-Job number 125
-Indirect materials (used in production)
(iii)Machine hours, direct labour hours and wages for factory employees
(iv)Other overhead incurred:
Required:
Depreciation (machineries)
Depreciation (delivery vans)
Machine hours Labour hours
2,400
2,320
880
720
3,900
2,860
600
Salaries (production)
Salaries (sales and administration)
Other factory costs
Other selling and administration costs
Spoilage & reworked costs
-job number 123
$4,840
-job number 124
$1,020
$600
-job number 125
$2,480
$600
Wages
$24,480
$8,640
$40,100
$5,880
$4,000
$400
$10,000
$7,000
$15,600
$9,600
Normal spoilage with estimated disposal selling price of
$320 was incurred.
Normal spoilage amounting to $70 and abnormal spoilage
of $30 were incurred
Rework cost of $52 was incurred.
Job number 123 and Job number 124 were completed during the month.
(vii) Job number 122 was sold for cash at a mark-up of 30% on cost while Job number 123
was sold on credit at a price that allowed the company to earn a gross profit margin of
20%.
Determine the over-applied or under-applied overhead for August.
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