Allocated overhead for july $227.20.
You must first determine the overhead allocation rate before you can allocate the overhead charges. To do this, divide the total overhead by the number of hours of direct labor.
Given;
Direct labor hours = 6100 hr
Wages of labor = $14.20/hr
Manufacturing overhead = $277,184
Duration of labor = 5 hr
Overhead allocation rate is given as
Allocation rate = manufacturing overhead/direct labor hour
Allocation rate = 277184/6100 = 45.44/direct labor hr
Allocated overhead for july = 5 X 45.44 = $227.20
Allocated overhead for july = $227.20
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I understand that the question you are looking for is "Harms Shoe Company applies manufacturing overhead based on direct labor hours as the allocation volume. Information concerning manufacturing overhead and labor for July follows: Estimated direct labor 6,100 hours at $14.20 per hour Estimated manufacturing overhead $277,184. How much overhead will be allocated during July to products with a direct labor of 5 hours?"
