ortleint - Protected View Saved to this PC • es Mailings Review View Help Support Department Cost Allocation Johnson Company produced chemical products. Janitorial and maintenance support department costs are allocated to the mixing and blending production departments based on square footage (janitorial) and machine hours (maintenance), respectively. Relevant department data is as follows: Janitorial Maintenance Mixing Blending Department Cost $18,000 $12,000 $52,000 $63,000 Square footage 1,000 3,000 Machine Hours 500 1,000 Using the direct method of support department cost allocation, determine the total cost of the Mixing and Blending departments after allocating all support costs to the production departments. Joint Cost Allocation Anderson Company makes three types of paint products: base, primer and paint. All products go through a joint mixing process which produces 8,000 gallons of base, 6,000 gallons of primer and 4,000 gallons of paint at a joint cost of $10,000. In addition, the mixing process for primer is two times longer than for base, and the mixing process for paint is three times longer than for base. 1. Allocate the joint cost of production of $10,000 to each product using the weighted average method. 2. Assuming the market price at the split of point for base is $3 per gallon, primer is $4 per gallon and paint is $8 per gallon, use the.market value at split-off to allocate the $10,000 of joint production costs. 3. Analyze the differences in the methods used in #1 and #2 above. What are the reasons for the difference? When would each method be most appropriate to use?
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Support Department Cost Allocation
Johnson Company produced chemical products. Janitorial and maintenance support
department costs are allocated to the mixing and blending production departments based on
square footage (janitorial) and machine hours (maintenance), respectively. Relevant
department data is as follows:
Janitorial
Maintenance
Mixing
Blending
Department Cost
$18,000
$12,000
$52,000
$63,000
Square footage
1,000
3,000
Machine Hours
500
1,000
Using the direct method of support department cost allocation, determine the total cost of the
Mixing and Blending departments after allocating all support costs to the production
departments.
Joint Cost Allocation
Anderson Company makes three types of paint products: base, primer and paint. All products
go through a joint mixing process which produces 8,000 gallons of base, 6,000 gallons of primer
and 4,000 gallons of paint at a joint cost of $10,000. In addition, the mixing process for primer
is two times longer than for base, and the mixing process for paint is three times longer than for
base.
1. Allocate the joint cost of production of $10,000 to each product using the weighted
average method.
2. Assuming the market price at the split of point for base is $3 per gallon, primer is $4 per
gallon and paint is $8 per gallon, use the.market value at split-off to allocate the $10,000
of joint production costs.
3. Analyze the differences in the methods used in #1 and #2 above. What are the reasons
for the difference? When would each method be most appropriate to use?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F902eaa4c-865c-4816-87ab-1464ce734e7f%2Fccab83fe-c2f7-4eb1-8e09-8d8ae4455cea%2Fq7fqfh.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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