The company you work for uses machine hours as an allocation base to allocate overhead to jobs.
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The company you work for uses machine hours as an allocation base to allocate overhead to jobs. You also collect the following information: | |||||||
Estimated use | 47,500 | m-h | |||||
Practical capacity | 50,000 | m-h | |||||
Actual usage | 46,850 | m-h | |||||
Fixed manufacturing overhead* | $ 1,258,400 | ||||||
*All manufacturing overhead is fixed | |||||||
Machine hours required for Job X | 55 | m-h | |||||
1) Using estimated amount of the allocation base, calculate: | |||||||
a) predetermined overhead rate | |||||||
b) overhead would be applied to Job X | |||||||
c) underapplied or overapplied overhead | |||||||
2) Using practical capacity amount of the allocation base, calculate: | |||||||
a) predetermined overhead rate | |||||||
b) overhead would be applied to Job X | |||||||
c) underapplied or overapplied overhead | |||||||
3) Explain why underapplied/overapplied overhead is different under the two methods. |
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Accounting for Decision Making and Control
ISBN: 978-0078025747
8th edition
Authors: Jerold Zimmerman
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