Cost Management
Cost Management
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ISBN: 9781259917028
Author: BLOCHER, Edward
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Chapter 4, Problem 41P

1.

To determine

Calculate the predetermined overhead rate.

1.

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Plantwide Overhead Rate: Plantwide overhead rate is the rate a company uses to allocate their manufacturing overhead costs to products and cost centers.

Predetermined factory overhead rate: Predetermined factory overhead cost are applied or allocated to cost of job based on predetermined factory overhead rate.

Calculate budgeted overhead.

Budgeted overhead=((Variable cost of department A)+(Fixed cost of department A)+(Variable cost of department B)+(Fixed cost of department B))=(($150,000+$94,000)+($80,000+$163,000))=$487,000

Calculate the budgeted direct labor hours.

(Budgeted direct labor hours)=(Expected production×((Direct labor hours per unit of department A)+(Direct labor hours per unit of department B)) )=1,000×(15+10)=25,000 hours

Calculate the predetermined overhead application rate.

(Predetermined overheadapplication rate)=Budgeted overheadBudgeted direct labor hours=$487,00025,000 hours=$19.48 per direct labor hours

Therefore, the predetermined application rate is $19.48 per direct labor hours.

2.

To determine

Compute plant-wide overhead rate.

2.

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Calculate the budgeted machine hours.

(Budgeted machine hours)=(Expected production×((Machine hours per unit of department A)+(Machine hours per unit of department B)) )=1,000×(5+15)=20,000 hours

Calculate the predetermined overhead application rate.

(Predetermined overheadapplication rate)=Budgeted overheadBudgeted machine hours=$487,00020,000=$24.35 per machine hours

Therefore, the predetermined application rate is $24.35 per machine hours.

3.

To determine

Compute the total amount of applied factory overhead.

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Compute the total cost allocated.

 Allocated Cost
MethodDepartment ADepartment BTotal
Direct labor hours$292,200$194,800$487,000
Machine hours$121,750$365,250$487,000

Table (1)

Supporting computations:

ParticularsDepartment ADepartment BTotal Hours
Direct labor hours15,000 (1)10,000 (2)25,000
Overhead applied$292,200 (3)$194,800 (4) 
Machine hours5,000 (5)15,000 (6)20,000
Overhead applied$121,750 (7)$365,250 (8) 

Table (2)

Working Notes (1): Calculate the direct labor hour of department A.

(Direct labor hourof department A )=(Expected production×(Direct labor hours per unit department A))=1,000×15=15,000 hours

(2) Calculate the direct labor hour of department B.

(Direct labor hourof department B )=(Expected production×(Direct labor hours per unit department B))=1,000×10=10,000 hours

(3) Calculate the overapplied of department A.

(Overhead appliedof department A )=((Direct labor hours of department A)×Predetermined overhead rate)=15,000×$19.48=$292,200

(4) Calculate the overapplied of department B.

(Overhead appliedof department A )=((Direct labor hours of department B)×Predetermined overhead rate)=10,000×$19.48=$194,800

(5) Calculate machine hour of department A.

(Machine hours of department A)=(Expected production ×(Machine hour per unit of department A))=1,000×5=5,000 hours

(6) Calculate machine hour of department B.

(Machine hours of department B)=(Expected production ×(Machine hour per unit of department B))=1,000×15=15,000 hours

(7) Calculate the overhead applied.

(Overhead appliedfor department A)=(Machine hours of department A×(Predetermined overhead rate))=5,000×$24.35=121,750

(8) Calculate the overhead applied.

(Overhead appliedfor department A)=(Machine hours of department A×(Predetermined overhead rate))=15,000×$24.35=365,250

4.

To determine

Explain the type of allocation basis used and give reason.

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If factory overhead is applied by the direct labor hours, Department A is allotted more than its total estimated overhead and less is assigned to department B. If departmental rate were used Department A will assign more overhead to products and less is assigned to department B. Department A is undercharged and Department B is overcharged, if machine hours are used because each department has a different cost driver. Department A is labor intensive and Department B is a machine intensive. Hence, one single plantwide overhead rate is not appropriate.

5.

To determine

Calculate the departmental overhead rate and applied overhead amount.

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Calculate the predetermined overhead rate using direct labor hours for department A.

(Predetermined overheadrate for Department A)=Factory overheadDirect labor hour=$244,00015,000=$16.267 (per direct labor hour)

Calculate the applied overhead.

Applied overhead=(Expected production)×(Direct labor hour per unit)×(Predetermined overhead rate(Department A))=1,000×15×$16.267=$244,000(rounded off)

Calculate the predetermined overhead rate using machine hours for department B.

(Predetermined overhead rate(Department B))=Factory overhead cost(Machine hour)=243,00015,000=$16.20

Calculate the applied overhead.

Applied overhead=(Expected production)×(Machine hour per unit)×(Predetermined overhead rate(Department B))=1,000×15×$16.20=$243,000

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