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Cornerstone Exercise 4.5 (Algorithmic) Activity-Based Product Costing Roberts Company produces two weed eaters: basic and advanced....

Cornerstone Exercise 4.5 (Algorithmic)

Activity-Based Product Costing

Roberts Company produces two weed eaters: basic and advanced. The company has four activities: machining, engineering, receiving, and inspection. Information on these activities and their drivers is given below.

Basic      Advanced      Total
Units produced         150,000         450,000         ------
Prime costs         $10,500,000         $52,200,000         $62,700,000
Machine hours         150,000         750,000         900,000
Engineering hours         400         3,600         4,000
Receiving orders         200         600         800
Inspection hours         800         1,600         2,400
       
Overhead costs:        
Machining         $13,500,000
Engineering         1,920,000
Receiving         216,000
Inspecting products         480,000

Required:

1. Calculate the four activity rates.

Machining rate $  per machine hour
Engineering rate $  per hour
Receiving rate $  per order
Inspecting rate $  per hour

2. Calculate the unit costs using activity rates. Round your answers to the nearest cent.

Unit cost
Basic $  per unit
Advanced $  per unit

Calculate the overhead cost per unit. Round your answers to the nearest cent.

Overhead Cost
Basic $  per unit
Advanced $  per unit

3. What if consumption ratios instead of activity rates were used to assigned costs? Show the cost assignment for the inspection activity.

Cost assignment
Basic $
Advanced $

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1. Machining rate: Overhead costs ÷ Total machine hours. The other three activity rates are calculated the same way using each activity's Overhead costs and totals.

2. Use the calculations from Requirement 1 to calculate the unit costs and also calculate OH cost per unit. Example of Total cost: Activity rate (above) × Basic OH costs and also Activity rate × Advanced OH costs. Example of OH costs per units: Total manufacturing costs÷ Units of production = Unit Cost (for Basic and Advanced).

3. Calculate unit costs using consumption ratios. Compare to activity rate unit costs. To assign inspection cost use the inspection hrs. for basic/advanced ÷ total inspection hrs. for both and give a conclusion.

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  • All working forms part of the answer
  • Requirement 1

Overhead cost

Total cost drivers

Activity Rates

Machining

$                135,00,000.00

900000

$                           15.00

per machine hour

Engineering

$                  19,20,000.00

4000

$                         480.00

per hour

Receiving

$                    2,16,000.00

800

$                         270.00

per order

Inspection Products

$                    4,80,000.00

2400

$                         200.00

per hour

Total

$                161,16,000.00

  • Requirement 2

Basic’s Overhead cost per unit

Activity rate

No. of cost driver

Overhead cost allocated

Machining

$                                15.00

150000

$                      22,50,000.00

Engineering

$                              480.00

400

$                        1,92,000.00

Receiving

$                              270.00

200

$                            54,000.00

Inspection Products

$                              200.00

800

$                        1,60,000.00

Total Overhead cost allocated

$                      26,56,000.00

Total Units

$                        1,50,000.00

Overhead cost per unit

$                                    17.71

Advanced Overhead cost per unit

Activity rate

No. of cost driver

Overhead cost allocated

Machining

$                                15.00

750000

$                   112,50,000.00

Engineering

$                              480.00

3600

$                      17,28,000.00

Receiving

$                              270.00

600

$                        1,62,000.00

Inspection Products

$                              200.00

1600

$                        3,20,000.00

Total Overhead cost allocated

$                   134,60,000.00

Total Units

$                        4,50,000.00

Overhead cost per unit

$                                    29.91

Product Unit Cost

Basic

Advanced

Prime Costs

$                105,00,000.00

$                       522,00,000.00

Total Units

150000

450000

Prime cost per unit

$                                70.00

$                                     116.00

Overhead cost per unit

$                                17.71

$                                       29.91

Total Unit Cost

$                                87.71

$                                     145.91

  • Requirement 3

Working

Total Overhead cost

$                161,16,000.00

Total Prime cost

$                627,00,000.00

Overhead cost per Prime cost $ (Consumption)

$                                   0.26

Basic' Prime cost

$                105,00,000.00

Basic's Overhead cost allocated

$                  27,30,000.00

Overhead cost per unit

$                                18.20

Advanced Prime Costs

$                522,00,000.00

Advanced's Overhead cost allocated

$                135,72,000.00

Overhead cost per unit

$                                30.16

Basic

Advanced

Prime cost per unit

$                                70.00

$                                     116.00

Overhead cost per unit

$                                18.20

$                                       30.16

Total Unit Cost

$                                88.20

$                                     146.16


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