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A manufacturing company has two Divisions: Amateur and Pro. Estimated activity for the next year is:...

A manufacturing company has two Divisions: Amateur and Pro. Estimated activity for the next year is:

                                                Amateur              Pro               Company Total

                                                Division           Division           (Amateur + Pro)

Direct Labour hours:               9,000 hrs        1,000 hrs         10,000 hrs

Maching Hours:                      2,700 hrs           600 hrs            3,300 hrs

Units Produced:                          800 units        100 units            900 units

Production Batches:                        1 batch         49 batches         50 batches          

Costs: Labour:            $144,000

Set-ups:           $    7,500

Machining:      $ 33,000

Total costs:      $184,500

Other information:                                         

  • The Amateur division makes products on a continual basis throughout the year.
  • The Pro division makes products in batches based on demand.
  • Both divisions use the same machines and the same employees.
  • There are no materials.
  • A set-up is required for each production batch.
  • Machining costs are allocated based on Machine hours.

Required

  1. What is the cost of a unit for each of the Amateur and Pro Divisions, assuming that total costs are captured in a single cost pool allocated on the basis of Direct Labour Costs (ie, no ABC)?
  1. What is the cost of a unit for each of the Amateur and Pro Divisions, assuming that the company uses Activity Based Costing?

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A. Cost per Direct Labor Hour = Total Cost / Total Direct Labor Hour

= $184,500 / 10,000 = $18.45

Amateur Divisions Pro Divisions
Direct Labor Hours 9,000 1,000
Total Cost Allocation = Cost per Direct Labor Hour * Direct Labor Hours (A) 166,050 18,450
Units Produced (Units) (B) 800 100
Cost per Unit ($) (A/B) 207.56 184.50

B. Calculation of Cost Driver Rate-

Activity Pool Cost Cost Cost driver Number of Activities Rate Per Activity = Cost / Number of Activities
Labor 144,000 Direct Labor Hours 10,000 Direct labor Hours $14.40 per Direct labor Hour
Set-ups 7,500 Number of Batches 50 Batches $150.00 per Batch
Machining 33,000 Number of Machine Hours 3,300 Machine Hours $10.00 per Machine Hour

Calculation of Cost per unit using Activity Based Costing-

Amateur Division Amateur Division Amateur Division Pro Division Pro Division Pro Division
Costs Number of Activities (A) Activity Rate (B) Cost (A*B) Number of Activities (A) Activity Rate (B) Cost (A*B)
Labor 9,000 14.40 129,600 1,000 14.40 14,400
Set-ups 1 150.00 150 49 150.00 7,350
Machining 2,700 10.00 27,000 600 10.00 6,000
Total Overhead Cost (A) 156,750 27,750
Number of Units (B) 800 100
Cost per Unit 195.94 277.50

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