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scoray [572]
4 years ago
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EB10.

Business
1 answer:
mafiozo [28]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The question is incomplete; the complete question is given below.

Cost Pool Cost Driver Estimated Cost Driver Estimated Overheads

Material     Material requisition     250,000.00         $105,000.00

Machining Machine hours         360, 750         $432,900.00

Inspection Number of inspections  25,000.00          $15,750.00

Answer:

Overhead rate per activity :Material- $0.42,  Machining-$1.2,  Inspection-$6.3

Explanation:

Activity-based costing aims to achieve better product pricing than traditional absorption cost by charging overheads to the product cost more accurately.

Activity-based costing uses cost drivers to charge overheads to cost unit as against the use of of volume-based bases like labour hours, machine hours. Overheads are first traced to the activities responsible for them- the sum is called cost pool. Cost pools are then absorbed into the cost unit using cost driver rates

Cost pool- the sum of the total overheads associated with an activity. E.g <em>$105,000 material requisition overheads.</em>

Cost driver: A factor that causes a change in the cost pool. E.g

<em>250,000 material requisitions.</em>

Cost per driver: A specific overhead absorption rate computed for an activity. It is calculated as follows:

Cost per driver = Estimated activity overheads/Total number of cost drivers

The predetermined overhead rate for each activity is calculated as follow;

Material requisition= $105,000/250,000 requisitions= $0.42 per requisition

Machining = $432,900/360,750 machine hours = $1.2 per machine hour

Inspection= $15,750/ 25,000 inspections = $6.3 per inspection

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