Answer:
A.) Predetermined overhead rate = 350%
B.) Overhead was overapplied by $10,500
C.) Overhead account $10,500(Dr.)
Cost of goods sold $10,500(Cr.)
Explanation:
Given the following ;
Predicted overhead cost = $1,680,000
Predicted direct labor cost = $480,000
Actual overhead = $1,652,000
Total actual direct labor cost = $475,000
a.) Predetermined overhead rate =
Predicted overhead cost based on predicted predicted direct labor cost
(Predicted overhead cost / predicted direct labor cost) × 100
($1,680,000÷$480,000)×100
3.5 ×100 = 350%
b.) Whether overhead is over applied or underapplied
Overhead is over applied when predetermined or applied overhead is greater than actual overhead while overhead is underapplied when applied overhead is lesser than actual overhead.
Applied overhead = predetermined rate × total actual direct labor cost
Applied overhead = 3.5 × $475,000 = $1,662,500
Actual overhead = $1,652,000
Applied overhead-Actual overhead
$1,662,500 - $1,652,000 = $10,500
Applied overhead > Actual overhead (overhead was over applied by $10,500)
c.) adjusting entry to allocate overapplied overhead to cost of goods sold
The overapplied overhead is added to the cost of goods sold
Overhead $10,500(Dr.)
Cost of goods sold $10,500(Cr.)