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liq [111]
3 years ago
9

Bens Corporation has three service departments (Repairs, HR, and IT) and two production departments (M1 and M2). The following u

sage data for each of the service departments for the previous period follow.
Repairs HR IT M1 M2
Repairs _____ 0% 0% 40% 60%
HR 10% _____ 20% 35% 35%
IT 0% 10% ____ 20% 70%

The direct costs of the service departments in the previous period were $36,000 for Repairs, $55,600 for HR, and $81,000 for IT.

Required:
Use the step method to allocate the service department costs to the production departments. Allocate HR costs first, followed by IT, and then Repairs
Business
2 answers:
DochEvi [55]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Bens Corporation

Allocation of Service Departments' Direct Costs:

                               Repairs        HR           IT          M1         M2           Total    

Direct costs          $36,000  $55,600  $81,000                              $172,600

Step allocation:

HR direct costs        5,560   -55,600      11,120    19,460    19,460              0

IT costs                            0              0   -92,120    20,471     71,649              0

Repairs costs        -41,560              0             0    16,624    24,936              0

Total costs allocated      0              0             0 $56,555 $116,045 $172,600

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Usage data:

                      Repairs     HR       IT     M1      M2

Repairs                            0%     0%   40%   60%

HR                     10%       __     20%   35%   35%

IT                        0%       10%    __     20%   70%

HR Costs = $55,600:

Repairs = $5,560 ($55,600 * 10%)

IT = $11,120 ($55,600 * 20%)

M1 = $19,460 ($55,600 * 35%)

M2 = $19,460 ($55,600 * 35%)

IT costs = $92,120:

Repairs = $0 ($92,120 * 0%)

M1 = $20,471 ($92,120 * 20/90)

m2 = $71,649 ($92,120 * 70/90)

Repair costs = $41,560:

M1 = $16,624 ($41,560 * 40%)

M2 = $24,936 ($41,560 * 60%)

insens350 [35]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

HR allocation:

$3,960 = 0.10 × $39,600

$7,920 = 0.20 × $39,600

$13,860 = 0.35 × $39,600

$13,860 = 0.35 × $39,600

 

IT allocation:

$52,920 cost of IT is $45,000 (direct cost) + $7,920 (allocated from HR)

 

$11,760 = 0.2 × $52,920

(0.2 + 0.7)  

$41,160 = 0.7 × $52,920

(0.2 + 0.7)

 

Repairs allocation:

$23,960 cost of Repair is $20,000 (direct cost) + $3,960 (allocated from HR)

$9,584 = 0.40 × $23,960

$14,376 = 0.60 × $23,960

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