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Family Supermarkets has decided to increase the size of its Lansing store. It wants information about...


Family Supermarkets has decided to increase the size of its Lansing store. It wants information about the profitability of its individual product lines: meats, fresh produce, and packaged food. The following data is for the year 2017 for each product line:

Meats

Fresh Produce

Packaged Foods

Revenue

$790,000

$840,000

$460,000

Cost of goods sold

$590,000

$600,000

$340,000

purchase orders

276

315

126

hours of stocking shelves

204

2,021

1,067

items sold

311,000

443,000

131,000


The Company also provides the following information for 2017 for its three support activities:

Support Activity

Budgeted Cost

Cost Driver
Ordering

$109,000

purchase orders
Shelf stocking

$77,000

hours of stocking shelves
Customer support

$154,000

items sold


REQUIRED [ROUND ALL OVERHEAD RATES TO TWO DECIMAL PLACES AND ALL ALLOCATIONS TO THE NEAREST DOLLAR.]

Part A (5 tries; 5 points)
Family Supermarkets currently uses a single-driver system to allocate period costs to its product lines. The single driver that is used is the Cost of Goods Sold for each product line. Using this system, compute the allocation to Fresh Produce.



Part B (5 tries; 5 points)
If Family Supermarkets instead used an activity-based costing system to allocate period costs, with the cost pools and cost drivers listed in the tables above, how much would be allocated to Meats?

Solutions

Expert Solution

  • All working forms part of the answer
  • PART A

Cost of Goods Sold

Meat

$           5,90,000.00

Fresh Produce

$           6,00,000.00

Packed foods

$           3,40,000.00

Total cost of goods sold

$         15,30,000.00

Support Activity

Budgeted Cost

Ordering

$           1,09,000.00

Shelf stocking

$               77,000.00

Customer support

$           1,54,000.00

Total Overhead

$           3,40,000.00

Single Allocation Rate

A

Total Overhead

$                3,40,000.00

B

Total cost of goods sold

$              15,30,000.00

C=A/B

rate to allocate overhead

$                              0.22 per $ cost of goods sold

---Allocation of Overheads

Cost of Goods Sold

rate to allocate overhead

Overhead allocated

Meat

$                5,90,000.00

$           0.22

$       1,29,800.00

Fresh Produce

$                6,00,000.00

$           0.22

$       1,32,000.00

Packed foods

$                3,40,000.00

$           0.22

$          74,800.00

Total cost of goods sold

$              15,30,000.00

$       3,36,600.00

Answer: Allocation to Fresh Produce = $ 132,000

  • PART B

Expected Use of

Activity Cost Pools

Cost Drivers

Estimated Overhead

Cost Drivers

Activity rate

[A]

[B]

[A/B]

Ordering

purchase orders

$                   1,09,000.00

717

$                       152.02

per purchase orders

Shelf stocking

hours of stocking shelves

$                      77,000.00

3292

$                         23.39

per hours of stocking shelves

Customer support

items sold

$                   1,54,000.00

885000

$                           0.17

per items sold

TOTAL

$                   3,40,000.00

Meat

Activity Cost Pools

Activity rate

No. of cost drivers

Amount allocated

Ordering

$                        152.02

per purchase orders

$                 276.00

$                 41,957.52

Shelf stocking

$                           23.39

per hours of stocking shelves

204

$                   4,771.56

Customer support

$                             0.17

per items sold

311000

$                 52,870.00

TOTAL

$                 99,599.08

Answer: Allocated Overhead to Meat = $ 99,599


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