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aleksklad [387]
3 years ago
6

Direct Labor Variances Glacier Bicycle Company manufactures commuter bicycles from recycled materials. The following data for Oc

tober of the current year are available: Quantity of direct labor used 500 hrs. Actual rate for direct labor $13.10 per hr. Bicycles completed in October 240 bicycles Standard direct labor per bicycle 2 hrs. Standard rate for direct labor $13.40 per hr. a. Determine for October the direct labor rate variance, direct labor time variance, and total direct labor cost variance. Enter a favorable variance as a negative number using a minus sign and an unfavorable variance as a positive number. Direct Labor Rate Variance $ Direct Labor Time Variance $ Total Direct Labor Cost Variance $ b. How much direct labor should be debited to Work in Process? $
Business
1 answer:
Viktor [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Labor Efficiency Variance=268 Unfavorable

Labor Rate Variance= $ 150 Favorable

Total Direct Labor Cost Variance= $ 118

Work In Process $ 6432 debit

Explanation:

Glacier Bicycle Company

Quantity of direct labor used 500 hrs.

Actual rate for direct labor $13.10 per hr.

Standard direct labor per bicycle 2 hrs.

Standard rate for direct labor $13.40 per hr

The labor efficiency variance= (Standard Hours allowed  * standard labor Rate )- (  Actual Hours  * standard labor Rate )

Labor Efficiency Variance= (SH* SR)- (AH*SR)

Labor Efficiency Variance= ( 2* 240 *13.4) - (500* 13.4)

Labor Efficiency Variance= ( 480*13.4) - (500* 13.4)

Labor Efficiency Variance= $ 6432- $ 6700= 268 Unfavorable

Labor Rate Variance= (actual hours * actual rate) - (actual hours* standard rate)

Labor Rate Variance= ( 500 *13.1) - (500*13.4)= 6550-6700= $ 150 Favorable

Total Direct Labor Cost Variance=  Labor Efficiency Variance + Labor Rate Variance

Total Direct Labor Cost Variance= 268 Unfavorable +$ 150 Favorable

Total Direct Labor Cost Variance= $ 118

Work In Process $ 6432 debit

Labor Efficiency Variance  268 Unfavorable debit

Labor Rate Variance$ 150 Favorable credit

Accrued Payroll $ 6550 credit

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