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Carpenter Corporation manufactures two products, Product A and Product B. The company uses an Activity Based...

Carpenter Corporation manufactures two products, Product A and Product B.

The company uses an Activity Based Costing System that assigns costs based on activity cost drivers.

The following data is available:

Product A

Product B

Total

Direct Materials Cost (per unit)

$70

$140

Direct Labor Costs  (per hour)

$20

$30

Supporting Labor Costs

$16,000

Utilities and Repairs Costs

$96,000

Order Processing Costs

$24,560

Direct Labor (Production) Hours (per unit)

2

3

Production Units

2,400

800

Supporting Labor (hours)

600

200

Customer Orders

48

32

Compute the Total Manufacturing Costs for Product A using the Activity Based Costing System.

Solutions

Expert Solution

The correct answer is $ 354,736

Note:

Overhead Costs Cost Drivers Activity Total ( A+ B) Activity Rate ( Cost / Activity Total)
Supporting Labor Costs 16,000 Supporting Labor (hours) 800 20
Utilities and Repairs Costs 96,000 Total Direct Labor Hours 7200 13.33333333
Order Processing Costs 24,560 Customer Orders 80 307

2.

Overhead Activity Rate Activity Costs
Supporting Labor Costs 20 600 12,000
Utilities and Repairs Costs 13.33333 4,800 64,000
Order Processing Costs 307 48 14,736

3.

Product A
Direct Materials Cost ( Total Units * Per Unit Cost) 70*2400 1,68,000
Direct Labor Costs ( Hours Per Unit * Total Units* Cost Per Hour) 2400*2*20 96,000

4.

Total Manufacturing Costs for Product A Amount ($)
Direct Materials Cost 1,68,000
Direct Labor Costs 96,000
Supporting Labor Costs 12,000
Utilities and Repairs Costs 64,000
Order Processing Costs 14,736
3,54,736

5. Total Diret Labor Hours =

Product A = 2,400 Units * 2 Per Unit

= 4,800

Product B = 800 Units * 3 Per Unit

= 2,400

Total = 4,800 +2,400

= 7,200 Hours


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