In: Accounting
Calculating Activity-Based Costing Overhead Rates
Assume that manufacturing overhead for Goldratt Company consisted
of the following activities and costs:
Setup (1,000 setup hours) | $150,000 |
Production scheduling (400 batches) | 80,000 |
Production engineering (60 change orders) | 60,000 |
Supervision (2,000 direct labor hours) | 66,000 |
Machine maintenance (12,000 machine hours) | 48,000 |
Total activity costs | $404,000 |
The following additional data were provided for Job 845:
Direct materials costs | $7,000 |
Direct labor cost (5 Milling direct labor hours;35 Finishing direct labor hours) | $1,000 |
Setup hours | 5 hours |
Production scheduling | 1 batch |
Machine hours used (25 Milling machine hours;5 Finishing machine hours) | 30 hours |
Production engineering | 3 change orders |
(a) Calculate the cost per unit of activity driver for each
activity cost category.
Setup
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Production scheduling
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Production engineering
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Supervision
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Machine maintenance
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(b) Calculate the cost of Job 845 using ABC to assign the overhead
costs.
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(c) Calculate the cost of Job 845 using the plantwide overhead rate
based on machine hours. (Round your answer to the nearest
dollar.)
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(d) Calculate the cost of Job 845 using a machine hour departmental
overhead rate for the Milling Department ($27 per hour) and a
direct hour overhead rate for the Finishing Department ($97 per
hour). (Round your answer to the nearest dollar.)
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