Managerial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
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ISBN: 9781260153132
Author: Ray H Garrison, Eric Noreen, Peter C. Brewer Professor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 2, Problem 20P
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Pre- determined over head rate: Pre- determined over head rate is the indirect cost obtained in a specific period of time by dividing the manufacturing cost and the cost drivers.

Determine the various figures as mentioned in the question for McCullough

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Answer to Problem 20P

Solution: The solution obtained is as under-

    Particulars Amount
    Answer 1 (a) $979.00
    Answer 1 (b)
    Patient A $43,206.00
    Patient B $62,759.00
    Answer 2 (a)
    ICU $1,926.00
    Others $873.78
    Answer 2 (b)
    Patient A $41,732.89
    Patient B $67,914.89

Insights revealed by the staff accountant’s approach are explained as under.

Explanation of Solution

The calculations are obtained as under following the steps given in the brackets-

    Particulars ICU Other
    1 Estimated number of patient days 2000 18000
    2 Variable overhead cost per patient day $326.00 $96.00
    3 Estimated variable overhead cost ( 1 x 2 ) $6,52,000.00 $17,28,000.00
    4 Estimated fixed overhead cost $32,00,000.00 $1,40,00,000.00
    5 Total estimated overhead cost ( 3 + 4 ) $38,52,000.00 $1,57,28,000.00
    6 Total estimated overhead cost ( ICU + Other ) $ 1,95,80,000.00
    7 Total estimated number of patient days 20000
    8 The pre-determined overhead rate (6 divided by 7) $979.00
    9 The pre-determined overhead rate as suggested by staff accountant (5 divided by 1) $1,926.00 $873.78
    Particulars Patient A Patient B
    1 Direct Materials $4,500.00 $6,200.00
    2 Direct Labor cost $25,000.00 $36,000.00
    3 Number of patient days - ICU 0 7
    4 Number of patient days - Others 14 14
    5 The pre-determined overhead rate $979.00 $979.00
    6 Overhead cost
    (A) ( 4 x 5 ) $13,706.00 $ -
    (B) [(3+4)x 5]

    $ - $20,559.00
    7 Total cost( 1 + 2 + 6A ) $43,206.00 $ -
    8 Total cost( 1 + 2 + 6B ) $ - $62,759.00
    Particulars ICU Others
    9 The pre-determined overhead rate as suggested by staff accountant $1,926.00 $873.78
    10 Patient A
    (A) Number of patient days 0 14
    (B) Overhead cost ( 9 x 10A ) $ - $12,232.89
    (C) Direct Materials $4,500.00
    (D) Direct Labor cost $25,000.00
    (E) Total Cost ( B + C + D ) $41,732.89
    11 Patient B
    (A) Number of patient days 7 14
    (B) Overhead cost ( 9 x 10A ) $13,482.00 $12,232.89
    (C) Direct Materials $6,200.00
    (D) Direct Labor cost $36,000.00
    (E) Total Cost ( B + C + D ) $67,914.89
Conclusion

Thus, the figures are obtained by the above mentioned calculations.

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