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Refer to the information in Exercise 17-4.

Molding

Trimming

Direct labor hours.

52,000 DLH

48,000 DLH

Machine hours

30,500 MH

3,600 MH

Overhead costs

\(730,000

\)590,000

Data for two special order parts to be manufactured by the company in 2017 follow.

Part A27C

Part X82B

Number of units

9,800 units

54,500 units

Machine hours

Molding

5,100 MH

1,020 MH

Trimming

2,600 MH

650 MH

Direct labor hours

Molding

5,500 DLH

2,150 DLH

Trimming

700 DLH

3,500 DLH

Required

  1. Compute a departmental overhead rate for the molding department based on machine hours and a department overhead rate for the trimming department based on direct labor hours.
  2. Determine the total overhead cost assigned to each product line using the departmental overhead rates from requirement 2.
  3. Determine the overhead cost per unit for each product line using the departmental rate.

Short Answer

Expert verified
  1. The departmental overhead costs for molding and trimming are $23.93and $12.29per machine hour and direct labor, respectively.
  2. Total overhead cost for part A27C and Part X82B is $130,646and $67,424.
  3. Overhead cost per unit for part A27C and Part X82B is $13.33and $1.24.

Step by step solution

01

Meaning of Overhead Cost

Overhead cost is a sum of the indirect expenses which supports the business indirectly, and this cost is not directly related to the manufacturing of a product.

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(1) Computing departmental overhead rate

Molding

Departmentaloverheadcost=OverheadcostMachinehours=$730,00030,500=$23.93permachinehour

Trimming

Departmentaloverheadcost=OverheadcostDirectlaborhours=$590,00048,000=$12.29per directlabour


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(2) Determining the total overhead cost

For order part A27C

Part A27C

Activity driver

Departmental OH rate

Total Overhead cost

Molding

5,100

$23.93

$122,043

Trimming

700

$12.29

8,603

Total Overhead Cost

$130,646

Units Produced

9,800

For order Part X82B

Part X82B

Activity driver

Departmental OH rate

Total Overhead cost

Molding

1,020

$23.93

$24,409

Trimming

3,500

$12.29

43,015

Total Overhead Cost

$67,424

Units Produced

54,500

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(3) Determining the overhead cost per unit

Calculation of overhead cost per unit for Part A27C

Overheadcostperunit=TotaloverheadcostUnitsproduced=$130,6469,800=$13.33

Calculation of overhead cost per unit for Part X82B

Overheadcostperunit=TotaloverheadcostUnitsproduced=$67,42454,500=$1.24

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Production volume

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Parts required

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Parts required

250 batches

100 batches

Purchase orders

50 orders

20 orders

Invoices

50 invoices

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Space occupied

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