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Smythe Co. makes furniture. The following data are taken from its production plans for the year....

Smythe Co. makes furniture. The following data are taken from its production plans for the year.

Direct labor costs $ 5,590,000
Hazardous waste disposal costs 625,000
Chairs Tables
Expected production 219,000 units 19,000 units
Direct labor hours required 270,000 DLH 16,400 DLH
Hazardous waste disposed 500 pounds 400 pounds
1. Determine the hazardous waste disposal cost per unit for chairs and for tables if costs are assigned using a single plantwide overhead rate based on direct labor hours.
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Product Activity Driver OH $ per direct labor hour Total Overhead Cost Units Produced OH Cost per unit
Chairs $0.00 $0 0
Tables $0.00 $0 0
2. Determine hazardous waste disposal costs per unit for chairs and for tables if costs are assigned based on the number of pounds disposed of.
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Product Activity Driver OH $ per pound Total Overhead Cost Units Produced OH Cost per unit
Chairs $0.00 $0 0
Tables $0.00 $0 0

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1. Determination of Hazardous waste disposal cost per unit for chair and for tables (Single Overhead rate based on Direct labor hours)
Hazardous waste disposal cost $6,25,000 $2.18226 per DLH
Total direct labor hours 286400
Product Activity driver OH $ per DLH Total Overhead cost Units produced OH Cost per unit
Chair 270000 $2.18226 $5,89,211 $2,19,000 $2.69
Table 16400 $2.18226 $35,789 $19,000 $1.88
2. Determination of Hazardous waste disposal cost per unit for chair and for tables (Based on number of pounds disposed off)
Hazardous waste disposal cost $6,25,000 $694.44444 per pound
Total pounds disposed off 900
Product Activity driver OH cost per Pound Total Overhead cost Units produced OH Cost per unit
Chair 500 $694.44444 $3,47,222 $2,19,000 $1.59
Table 400 $694.44444 $2,77,778 $19,000 $14.62

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