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Hockey Pro budgets production of 3,900 hockey pucks during May. The company assigns variable overhead at the rate of \(1.50 per unit. Fixed overhead equals \)46,000 per month. Prepare a factory overhead budget for May.

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The total budgeted overhead for the month of May will be$51,850.

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Preparation of factory overhead budget for the month of May

Hockey Pro
Factory overhead budget
For the month of May
Particulars
Amount

Variable overhead

$5,850

Add: Fixed overhead

$46,000

Budgeted total overhead

$51,850

02

Notes to accounts

Variableoverhead=Numberofunitsproduced×Variableoverheadrate=3,900units×$1.50=$5,850

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