- Take the requirements independently and assume the entire product is finished to develop a cost of goods manufactured statement showing over or under applied fixed overhead
- Calculate how fixed overhead would be distributed according to the proration method when Order 2 is completed and sold for Rs. 36,000
The data provided is for Company XYZ who had two orders, Order 1 and Order 2, to make gloves. Manufacturing overhead costs and budget are provided totaling Rs. 36,000. Direct costs and machine hours for each order are also given.
- Take the requirements independently and assume the entire product is finished to develop a cost of goods manufactured statement showing over or under applied fixed overhead
- Calculate how fixed overhead would be distributed according to the proration method when Order 2 is completed and sold for Rs. 36,000
The data provided is for Company XYZ who had two orders, Order 1 and Order 2, to make gloves. Manufacturing overhead costs and budget are provided totaling Rs. 36,000. Direct costs and machine hours for each order are also given.
- Take the requirements independently and assume the entire product is finished to develop a cost of goods manufactured statement showing over or under applied fixed overhead
- Calculate how fixed overhead would be distributed according to the proration method when Order 2 is completed and sold for Rs. 36,000
The data provided is for Company XYZ who had two orders, Order 1 and Order 2, to make gloves. Manufacturing overhead costs and budget are provided totaling Rs. 36,000. Direct costs and machine hours for each order are also given.
- Take the requirements independently and assume the entire product is finished to develop a cost of goods manufactured statement showing over or under applied fixed overhead
- Calculate how fixed overhead would be distributed according to the proration method when Order 2 is completed and sold for Rs. 36,000
The data provided is for Company XYZ who had two orders, Order 1 and Order 2, to make gloves. Manufacturing overhead costs and budget are provided totaling Rs. 36,000. Direct costs and machine hours for each order are also given.
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Requirements
• Take all the requirements independently
– Suppose there were no work in process and the entire product were finished. Develop a Cost of Goods manufactured showing over or under applied FOH – How the FOH would be distributed according to the proration method when Order 2 is completed and out of which Cost of Goods Sold were Rs. 36000 Company XYZ had two orders for making gloves of two different kinds, Order 1 and Order Two. Following is the data concerning to the two orders
Manufacturing Overheads Rs.
Rent on factory building 3000 Depreciation on equipment 5000 Utilities 4000 Property Taxes 2000 Insurance 1000 Indirect Material 14000 Budgeted overheads 360000 Budgeted Machine hours 40000 Order 1 Order Two Direct Material Cost 16000 18000 Direct Labor Cost 9000 12000 Machine Hours 1200 2000 Units 20000 10000