Tat Manufacturing Corporation uses a standard cost system with machine-hours as the activity base for overhead. The following information relates to production for last year: Variable Fixed Total budgeted overhead (at the denominator level of activity) Total applied overhead $ 432,000 $ 684,000 $ 410,400 $ 649,800 $ 456,000 $ 655,500 Total actual overhead The standard machine-hours allowed for the actual output during the year were 7,600. The actual machine-hours incurred were 7,500. 11 What was Taft's variable overhead efficiency variance? A. 24 21,600 Favorable B. 2$ 51,000 Unfavorable 6498 C. 24 5,400 Favorable D. 2$ 45,600 Unfavorable E. None of the above 750 12 Hoover Corporation uses a standard cost system in which it applies manufacturing overhead to units of product on the basis of standard direct labor-hours (DLHS). Hoover's total applied factory overhead was $315,000 last year when the standard DLHS for the actual output were 30,000 hours. The standard variable factory overhead rate was $8 per DLH. To determine the pre-determined overhead rates, Hoover used 31,000 DLHS as the denominator. The total budgeted fixed factory overhead for the year must have been: $75,000 $77,500 $90,000 315,0 А. В.
Tat Manufacturing Corporation uses a standard cost system with machine-hours as the activity base for overhead. The following information relates to production for last year: Variable Fixed Total budgeted overhead (at the denominator level of activity) Total applied overhead $ 432,000 $ 684,000 $ 410,400 $ 649,800 $ 456,000 $ 655,500 Total actual overhead The standard machine-hours allowed for the actual output during the year were 7,600. The actual machine-hours incurred were 7,500. 11 What was Taft's variable overhead efficiency variance? A. 24 21,600 Favorable B. 2$ 51,000 Unfavorable 6498 C. 24 5,400 Favorable D. 2$ 45,600 Unfavorable E. None of the above 750 12 Hoover Corporation uses a standard cost system in which it applies manufacturing overhead to units of product on the basis of standard direct labor-hours (DLHS). Hoover's total applied factory overhead was $315,000 last year when the standard DLHS for the actual output were 30,000 hours. The standard variable factory overhead rate was $8 per DLH. To determine the pre-determined overhead rates, Hoover used 31,000 DLHS as the denominator. The total budgeted fixed factory overhead for the year must have been: $75,000 $77,500 $90,000 315,0 А. В.
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Transcribed Image Text:Tat Manufacturing Corporation uses a standard cost system with machine-hours as the activity base for overhead.
The following information relates to production for last year.
Variable
Fixed
Total budgeted overhead (at the denominator level of activity)
Total applied overhead
$ 432,000 $ 684,000
$ 410,400 $ 649,800
$ 456,000 $ 655,500
Total actual overhead
The standard machine-hours allowed for the actual output during the year were 7,600. The actual machine-hours
incurred were 7,500.
11 What was Taft's variable overhead efficiency variance?
A.
2$
21,600 Favorable
B.
$
51,000 Unfavorable
6998
2$
2$
$ 45,600 Unfavorable
С.
5,400 Favorable
D.
E. None of the above
750
12 Hoover Corporation uses a standard cost system in which it applies manufacturing overhead to units of product on
the basis of standard direct labor-hours (DLHS). Hoover's total applied factory overhead was $315,000 last year
when the standard DLHS for the actual output were 30,000 hours. The standard variable factory overhead rate was
$8 per DLH.
To determine the pre-determined overhead rates, Hoover used 31,000 DLHS as the denominator. The total budgeted.
fixed factory overhead for the year must have been:
315
5,00
$75,000
$77,500
$90,000
$100,000
А.
В.
31
С.
D.
E. None of the above
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