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Chapter 17: Q9SE-a (page 940)

Comparing actual to allocated overhead

Columbus Enterprises reports the following information at December 31, 2018:

Manufacturing overhead

3,500

50,600

19,000

34,500

Requirements

1. What is the actual manufacturing overhead of Columbus Enterprises?

Short Answer

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The actual manufacturing overhead of Columbus enterprises is $57,000

Step by step solution

01

Manufacturing overhead

Manufacturing overhead means the sum total of all the indirect expenses incurred by an organization for producing the products.

02

Actual manufacturing overheads

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