Q-4: Al Hamd associate manufactures two types of product X & Y and applies manufacturing overhead to allunits on the basis of machine hour. Production information follows:Product XAnticipated volume (Units)Direct materials costDirect labor cost16,000Rs70Product Y30,000Rs120Rs40Rs40The controller, who is studying the use of ABC, has determined that the firm's overhead can be identified withthree activities:ActivityManufacturing setupMachine processingProduct shippingCost driverNumber of setupsMachine hoursOutgoing shipmentsThe activities and their respective cost drivers are as follows:Product X100Product Y60Total160SetupsMachine hours32,00020045,00015077,000350Outgoing shipmentsThe firm total overhead of Rs.6,160,000 is subdivided as follows:Manufacturing setupMachine processingProduct shippingRs.1,344,000Rs.3,696,000Rs.1,120,000Rs.6,160,000TotalRequired:A. Compute the total cost of product X and Y by using company's current overhead costing procedure.B. Compute the total cost of product X and Y by using Activity based costing.

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Q-4: Al Hamd associate manufactures two types of product X & Y and applies manufacturing overhead to all units on the basis of machine hour. Production information follows: Product X Product Y Anticipated volume (Units) Direct materials cost Direct labor cost 16,000 Rs70 30,000 Rs120 Rs40 Rs40 The controller, who is studying the use of ABC, has determined that the firm's overhead can be identified with three activities: Activity Manufacturing setup Machine processing Product shipping Cost driver Number of setups Machine hours Outgoing shipments

Q-4: Al Hamd associate manufactures two types of product X & Y and applies manufacturing overhead to all units on the basis of machine hour. Production information follows: Product X Product Y Anticipated volume (Units) Direct materials cost Direct labor cost 16,000 Rs70 30,000 Rs120 Rs40 Rs40 The controller, who is studying the use of ABC, has determined that the firm's overhead can be identified with three activities: Activity Manufacturing setup Machine processing Product shipping Cost driver Number of setups Machine hours Outgoing shipments

Cornerstones of Cost Management (Cornerstones Series)

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Chapter4: Activity-based Costing

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