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I seen to be having trouble calculating the problem Step down method allocation CR - 10%...

I seen to be having trouble calculating the problem
Step down method allocation
CR - 10%
Programming. 10%. -
Checking. 60%. 45%
Mortgage. 30%. 45%

Budgeted cost = CR. 460,000
=. Programming. 690,000

Allocate budgeted cost to checking and mortgage dept

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