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Salsk061 [2.6K]
3 years ago
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Hot Dog Express (HDE) is currently buying its buns from Buns-For-All for $0.50 per dozen. Each month, it purchases 14,000 dozen

buns. HDE is considering making its own buns for cost-cutting and quality reasons. It has determined the following costs:
materials, $0.20;
direct labor, $0.10;
variable factory overhead cost, $0.04; and total (existing) fixed costs, $3,000 per month.
Required:
A) From an accounting point of view only, should HDE make or buy its buns?
Business
1 answer:
Greeley [361]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Cost of Make = $2,240

Explanation:

The computation of Saving in Cost by Make or buy is shown below:-

                                               Make           Buy

Material                                   $2,800

($0.20 × 14,000 Buns)  

Direct Labor                          $1,400

($0.10 × 14,000 Buns)

Variable Factory Overhead $560

($0.04 × 14,000 Buns)

Purchase Cost of Buns                         $7,000

(14,000 × $ 0.50)

Total Cost                             $4,760      $7,000

Therefore the Saving in Cost by Make = $7,000 - $4,760

= $2,240

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