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    This document contains 6 examples of job order costing calculations. For each example it provides relevant cost and production data and calculates: 1) Normal cost of goods sold 2) Ending inventory amounts 3) Over/underapplied overhead amount 4) Adjusted cost of goods sold if overhead is over/underapplied

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    $4 ($600,000/300,000 + $2 variable)

    b. $1,280,000 ($4 x 320,000)

    c. $31,000 overapplied ($1,280,000 - $1,249,000)

    d. $9,000 unfavorable {$1,249,000 - [($2 x 320,000) + $600,000]}

    e. $40,000 favorable ($1,240,000 budgeted - $1,280,000 applied)


    2. Gomez Company uses job-order costing. Data are as follows:

    Jobs in Jobs in Ending


    Totals Jobs Sold Ending WIP Finished Goods
    ---------- ---------- ---------- --------------
    Materials $1,600,000 $1,450,000 $ 50,000 $100,000
    Direct labor $1,250,000 $ 900,000 $100,000 $250,000

    Gomez applies overhead to jobs at $0.80 per direct labor dollar. Total overhead cost incurred was $950,000. There were no beginning
    inventories.

    a. What is cost of goods sold using normal costing?

    b. Find the ending inventory of work in process using normal costing.

    c. Find the amount of overhead (overapplied underapplied) and circle the correct direction.

    d. Gomez treats overapplied or underapplied overhead as an adjustment to cost of goods sold. Compute total cost of goods sold.

    SOLUTION:

    a. $3,070,000 [$1,450,000 + $900,000 + ($0.80 x $900,000)]

    b. $230,000 [$50,000 + $100,000 + ($0.80 x $100,000)]

    c. $50,000 overapplied [($1,250,000 x $0.80) - $950,000]

    d. $3,020,000 ($3,070,000 normal minus $50,000 overapplied OH)

    3. Antigo Company uses job-order costing. Data related to March are as follows:

    Job A Job B Job C


    ------ ------ ------
    Material cost $3,900 $4,700 $5,200
    Direct labor cost $4,000 $6,000 $4,000
    Machine hours 300 500 300

    Antigo applies overhead to jobs at $8 per machine hour. Total overhead cost incurred in March was $8,400. There were no beginning
    inventories. Job A was incomplete at the end of March, Job B was sold for $28,000, and Job C was in finished goods inventory. Selling and
    administrative expenses were $2,100.

    a. Compute the ending inventory of work in process.

    b. Compute the ending inventory of finished goods.

    c. Overhead was (overapplied underapplied) by? Circle the correct direction.

    d. Compute the normal cost of goods sold.


    e. Prepare an income statement showing underapplied or overapplied overhead as an adjustment to normal cost of sales.

    SOLUTION:

    a. $10,300 (Cost of job A, below)

    b. $11,600 (Cost of job C, below)


    Job A Job B Job C
    ------ ------- ------
    Material cost $ 3,900 $ 4,700 $ 5,200
    Direct labor cost 4,000 6,000 4,000
    Applied overhead at $8 2,400 4,000 2,400
    ------- ------- -------
    Total costs $10,300 $14,700 $11,600
    ======= ======= =======

    c. $400 overapplied

    Actual overhead $8,400


    Applied overhead ($2,400 + $4,000 + $2,400) 8,600
    ------
    Overapplied overhead $ 400
    ======
    d. $14,700 (Cost of job B, see above)

    e.
    Sales $28,000
    Normal cost of sales $14,700
    Less overapplied overhead 400 14,300
    ------- -------
    Gross margin $13,700
    Selling and administrative expenses 2,100
    -------
    Income $11,600
    =======
    4. Bruno Company uses the following equation to budget manufacturing overhead.

    Manufacturing overhead = $200,000 + $3 per direct labor hour

    Bruno has budgeted 100,000 direct labor hours for the year. Actual results were 90,000 direct labor hours and $457,000 total manufacturing
    overhead.

    a. Find the predetermined overhead rate.

    b. Find total overhead applied for the year.

    c. Compute (overapplied underapplied) overhead and circle the correct direction.

    d. Find the overhead budget variance and state whether favorable or unfavorable.

    e. Compute the volume variance and state whether favorable or unfavorable


    SOLUTION:

    a. $5 ($200,000/100,000 + $3 variable)

    b. $450,000 ($5 x 90,000)

    c. $7,000 underapplied ($450,000 - $457,000)

    d. $13,000 favorable {$457,000 - [($3 x 90,000) + $200,000]}

    e. $20,000 unfavorable ($470,000 budgeted - $450,000 applied)

    5. Hurley Company uses job-order costing. Data are as follows:

    Jobs in Jobs in Ending


    Totals Jobs Sold Ending WIP Finished Goods
    ---------- ---------- ---------- --------------
    Materials $2,050,000 $1,500,000 $200,000 $350,000
    Direct labor $2,250,000 $1,650,000 $160,000 $440,000

    Hurley applies overhead to jobs at $0.60 per direct labor dollar. Total overhead cost incurred was $1,460,000. There were no beginning
    inventories.

    a. What is cost of goods sold using normal costing?

    b. Find the ending inventory of work in process using normal costing.

    c. Find the amount of overhead (overapplied underapplied) and circle the correct direction.

    d. Hurley treats overapplied or underapplied overhead as an adjustment to cost of goods sold. Compute total cost of goods sold.
    SOLUTION:

    a. $4,140,000 [$1,500,000 + $1,650,000 + ($0.60 x $1,650,000)]

    b. $456,000 [$200,000 + $160,000 + ($0.60 x $160,000)]

    c. $110,000 underapplied [($2,250,000 x $0.60) - $1,460,000]

    d. $4,250,000 ($4,140,000 normal plus $110,000 underapplied OH)

    6. Acme Company uses job-order costing. Data related to August are as follows:

    Job A Job B Job C


    ------ ------ ------
    Material cost $3,900 $4,700 $5,400
    Direct labor cost $4,000 $7,000 $4,000
    Machine hours 400 700 500

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