Survey Of Accounting
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Chapter 12, Problem 3E
To determine
The predetermined rate of
To determine
The allocation of overhead costs to every month utilising the rate of overhead that is calculated in part a.
To determine
The total cost for one unit utilising the overhead allocated in part b.
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Review Question 1Manufacturing Overhead Allocation Base and Calculating the Cost of Jobs.Pyramid Company expects to incur $3,000,000 in manufacturing overhead costs this year. During theyear, it expects to use 40,000 direct labor hours at a cost of $600,000 and 80,000 machine hours.Required:a. Prepare a predetermined overhead rate based on direct labor hours, direct labor cost, andmachine hours.b. Why might Pyramid Company prefer to use machine hours to allocate manufacturing overhead?c. Using each of the predetermined overhead rates calculated in part a and the data that follows forjob 128, determine the cost of job128.Direct materials $6,000Direct labor $4,000 (200 hours at $15 per hour) + (100 hours at $10 per hour)Machine time 700 hours
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Survey Of Accounting
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