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Arctica manufactures snowmobiles and ATVs. These products are made in different departments, and each department has its own manager. Each responsibility performance report only includes those costs that the particular department manager can control: raw materials, wages, supplies used, and equipment depreciation. Using the data below, prepare a responsibility accounting report for the snowmobile department.

Budget

Actual

Snowmobile

ATV

Combined

Snowmobile

ATV

Combined

Raw material

\(19,500

\)27,500

\(47,000

\)19,420

\(28,820

\)48,240

Employee wages

10,400

20,500

30,900

10,660

21,240

31,900

Dept. manager salary

4,300

5,200

9,500

4,400

4,400

8,800

Supplies used

3,300

900

4,200

3,170

920

4,090

Depreciation – equipment

6,000

12,500

18,500

6,000

12,500

18,500

Utilities

360

540

900

330

500

830

Rent

5,700

6,300

12,000

5,300

6,300

11,600

Totals

\(49,560

\)73,440

\(123,000

\)49,280

\(74,680

\)123,960

Short Answer

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The responsibility report reflects that the total controllable cost is$50 higher than the budgeted cost.

Step by step solution

01

Definition of Responsibility Report

A responsibility report can be defined as a report reflecting the business entity’s performance by information about deviation in the budgeted controllable cost and actual controllable cost

02

Responsibility accounting report

Responsibility Accounting Report

Particular

Budget

Actual

Over (under) budget

Raw material

$19,500

$19,420

($80)

Employee wages

10,400

10,660

$260

Supplies used

3,300

3,170

($130)

Equipment depreciation

6,000

6,000

$0

Total

$39,200

$39,250

$50

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