Managerial Accounting: The Cornerstone of Business Decision-Making
Managerial Accounting: The Cornerstone of Business Decision-Making
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Chapter 4, Problem 47E

Cost Flows

Consider the following independent jobs. Overhead is applied in Department 1 at the rate of $6 per direct labor hour. Overhead is applied in Department 2 at the rate of $8 per machine hour.

Direct labor wages average $10 per hour in each department.

Chapter 4, Problem 47E, Cost Flows Consider the following independent jobs. Overhead is applied in Department 1 at the rate

Required:

Fill in the missing data for each job.

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To determine

Complete the table by finding the missing amounts.

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Cost Flow:

A method which describes the way of accounting costs from the time of their occurrence to the time of their recognition as an expense on the income statement is known as cost flow.

 Job 213Job 214Job 217Job 225
Total sales revenue$1,200 $4,375 $5,600 $1,150
Price per unit$12 $8.78 $14 $5
Materials used in production$365 $1,453 $488 $207
Department 1, direct labor cost$150 $700 $2,000 $230
Department 1, machine hours15355012
Department 2, direct labor cost$50 $100 $100 $0
Department 2, machine hours2550200
Department 1, overhead applied$90 $420 $1,200 $138
Department 2, overhead applied$200 $400 $160 $0
Total manufacturing cost$855 $3,073 $3,948 $575
Number of units100350400230
Unit cost$8.55$12.50$9.87$2.50

Table (1)

Working Note:

1. Job 213:

Calculation of number of units

Numberofunits=TotalmanufaturingcostUnitcost=$855$8.55=100units

Calculation of total sales revenue:

Totalsalesrevenue=Numberofunits×Unitprice=100units×$12=$1200

Calculation of department 1, direct labor hours:

Department 1, direct labor hours=Department 1,overheadappliedDepartment 1,overheadrate=$90$6=15DLH

Calculation of department 1, direct labor cost:

Department 1, direct labor cost=Directlaborhours×Wagerate=15DLH×$10=$150

Calculation of department 2, overhead applied:

Department2,overheadapplied=Actualactivity×Overheadrate=25mhrs×$8=$200

2. Job 214:

Calculation of price per unit:

Unitprice=TotalsalesrevenueNumberofunits=$4,375350units=12.50

Calculation of department 1, direct labor hours:

Department 1, direct labor hours=Department 1,directlaborcostDepartment 1,directlaborrate=$700$10=70DLH

Calculation of department 1, overhead applied:

Department1,overheadapplied=Actualactivity×Overheadrate=70DLH×$6=$420

Calculation of material used:

Materialused=(TotalmanufaturingcostDirectlaborcostDepartment1,laborcostDepartment2,laborcostDepartment1,overheadappliedDepartment2,overheadapplied)=$3,073$700$100$420$400=$1,453

Calculation of unit cost:

Unitcost=TotalmanufaturingcostNumberofunits=$3,073350units=$8.78

3. Job 217:

Calculation of department 2, machine hours:

Department 2, machine hours=Department 2,overheadappliedOverheadrate=$160$8=20mhrs

Calculation of manufacturing cost:

Totalmanufaturingcost=Numberofunits×Unitcost=400units×$9.87=$3,948

Calculation of department 2, labor cost:

Department2,laborcost=(TotalmanufaturingcostMaterialusedDirectlaborcostDepartment1,laborcostDepartment1,overheadappliedDepartment2,overheadapplied)=$3,948$488$2,000$12,00$160=$100

4. Job 225:

Calculation of number of units:

Numberofunits=TotalsalesrevenueUnitprice=$1,150$5=$230units

Calculation of unit cost:

Unitcost=TotalmanufaturingcostNumberofunits=$575230units=$2.50

Calculation of department 2, machine hours:

Department 2, machine hours=Department 2,overheadappliedOverheadrate=$0$8=0mhrs

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