Financial And Managerial Accounting
Financial And Managerial Accounting
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Author: WARREN, Carl S.
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Chapter 19, Problem 9E

Becker Tabletops has two support departments (Janitorial and Cafeteria) and two production departments (Cutting and Assembly). Relevant details for these departments are as follows:

Chapter 19, Problem 9E, Becker Tabletops has two support departments (Janitorial and Cafeteria) and two production

Allocate the support department costs to the production departments using the direct method.

EX 19-8 Support department cost allocation–sequential method     Obj.3

Refer to the information provided for Becker Tabletops in Exercise 7. Allocate the support department costs to the production departments using the sequential method. Allocate the support department with the highest department cost first.

EX 19-9 Support department cost allocation–reciprocal services method     Obj.3

Refer to the information provided for Becker Tabletops in Exercise 7. Allocate the support department costs to the production departments using the reciprocal services method.

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Compute the total cost of each production department after allocating all support costs to the production departments.

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Cost allocation:

The cost allocation refers to the process of allocating the costs associated with the production of the products mainly indirectly and are generally ignored. The main objective of cost allocation is to ensure proper pricing of the products. This can be done by several methods.

Janitorial Department Cost to be allocated:

The total Janitorial Department costs include 20% of the Cafeteria department costs as,

10(10+30+10).

Therefore, the Cafeteria Department cost is,

Janitorial department = $310,000 + (0.2×C)

Cafeteria Department Cost to be allocated:

The total Cafeteria Department costs include 50% of the Janitorial department costs as,

5,000(5,000+1,000+4,000).

Therefore, the Cafeteria Department cost is,

Cafeteria department = $169,000 + (0.5×J)

Substitute the equation for J into the C equation:

Cafeteria department = $169,000 +  [0.5×[$310,000 + (0.2×C)]]=$169,000 +$155,000 + (0.1×C)0.9×C=$324,000= $360,000

Substitute the value of C into the J equation:

Janitorial department = $310,000 + (0.2×$360,000)=$310,000 +$72,000 = $382,000

Janitorial Department Cost Allocation:

Compute the allocation of costs from Janitorial Department to Cafeteria Department:

JanitorialDepartment} =(Cafeteria DepartmentTotal cost driver×100)×(Total costs ofJanitorial Department)=(5,0005,000+1,000+4,000×100)×$382,000=50%×$382,000=$191,000

The costs allocated from Janitorial Department to Cafeteria Department is $191,000.

Compute the allocation of costs from Janitorial Department to Cutting Department:

JanitorialDepartment} =(Cutting DepartmentTotal cost driver×100)×(Total costs ofJanitorial Department)=(1,0005,000+1,000+4,000×100)×$382,000=10%×$382,000=$38,200

The costs allocated from Janitorial Department to Cutting Department is $38,200.

Compute the allocation of costs from Janitorial Department to Assembly Department:

JanitorialDepartment} =(Assembly DepartmentTotal cost driver×100)×(Total costs ofJanitorial Department)=(4,0005,000+1,000+4,000×100)×$382,000=40%×$382,000=$152,800

The costs allocated from Janitorial Department to Assembly Department is $152,800.

Cafeteria Department Cost Allocation:

Compute the allocation of costs from Cafeteria Department to Janitorial Department:

CafeteriaDepartment} =(Janitorial DepartmentTotal cost driver×100)×(Total costs ofCafeteria Department)=(1010+30+10×100)×$360,000=20%×$360,000=$72,000

The costs allocated from Cafeteria Department to Janitorial Department is $72,000.

Compute the allocation of costs from Cafeteria Department to Cutting Department:

CafeteriaDepartment} =(Cutting DepartmentTotal cost driver×100)×(Total costs ofCafeteria Department)=(3010+30+10×100)×$360,000=60%×$360,000=$216,000

The costs allocated from Cafeteria Department to Cutting Department is $216,000.

Compute the allocation of costs from Cafeteria Department to Assembly Department:

CafeteriaDepartment} =(Assembly DepartmentTotal cost driver×100)×(Total costs ofCafeteria Department)=(1010+30+10×100)×$360,000=20%×$360,000=$72,000

The costs allocated from Cafeteria Department to Assembly Department is $72,000.

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