Good stuff. But I believe $we$ can still try $to$ calculate subscription profitability instead $of$ leaving $it$ unknown. can you try? $Isit$ possible $to$ use predetermined overhead rate and employee wage rate for one hour $(assumingno$ materials are used for maintenance$)to$ calculate possible profitability $of$ subscriptions?

$($ The Revenue part$--$from the last tutor answer$--$ is incorrect. Keep in mind that it says that there was only one hour of maintenance required on each job. But each job can have several employees on it$.$ The last expert that answered made it seem as if more than one hour was dedicated to each order. Please redo. Thank you.$)$

What is the deal?$$ is a company in West Windsor, NJ operated by Pam Smith. The company

has two activities. Here are the facts:

A$.$ Subscriptions:

The company provides maintenance of the equipment including back$-$ups and charges $$50$ weekly.

B$.$ Technical repairs:

These repair services are priced $$100$ per hour plus materials. The materials are charged $20\%$ over the

purchase price and the employees are paid $$30$ per hour. The overhead for $2024$ was estimated to be

$$20,000,$ and the estimated hours of labor $2,000.$ The company allocates the costs based on the number

of hours of labor.

Durante the first week of January they sold $10$ subscriptions and received four computers to be

repaired. The maintenance required $1$ hour each. The information about orders is attached:

Order $01$ Order $02$ Order $03$ Order $04$

Materials $$120$ $$200$ $$100$ $$50$

Labor cost $$60$ $$120$ $$60$ $$30$

$1.$ Determine the total cost of serving each client.

$2.$ Calculate the profitability of each order and the profitability of the subscriptionsMidterm $1-$ What is the deal?" is a company in West Windsor, NJ operated by Pam Smith. The company

has two activities. Here are the facts:

A$.$ Subscriptions:

The company provides maintenance of the equipment including back$-$ups and charges $$50$ weekly.

B$.$ Technical repairs:

These repair services are priced $$100$ per hour plus materials. The materials are charged $20\%$ over the

purchase price and the employees are paid $$30$ per hour. The overhead for $2024$ was estimated to be

$$20,000,$ and the estimated hours of labor $2,000.$ The company allocates the costs based on the number

of hours of labor.

Durante the first week of January they sold $10$ subscriptions and received four computers to be

repaired. The maintenance required $1$ hour each. The information about orders is attached:

Determine the total cost of serving each client.

Calculate the profitability of each order and the profitability of the subscriptions.