answer item 22 only, thanks. A summary of the usage of the service department services by other servicedepartments as well as by the two producing departments is as follows:BuildingProduction Dept.EquipmentService Cost Center Súpervision Maintenance Occupancy Dept.1 Dept. 245%55%45%10%5%40%SupervisionEquipment maint.Building occunpany 10%Direct costs in the various departments are as follows:45%10%35%LabelS1DepartmentSupervisionEquipment maintenanceBuilding occupancyProduction Dept. No. 1Production Dept. No. 2Direct CostP 35,00030,00090,000350,000450,000S2S3P1P220. If the direct method of allocation is used, how much of the supervisiondepartment's cost would be allocated to the building occupancy department?(Start with Building occupancy, then Supervision)a.b. P1,750с. Р 3,500d. P5.250 21. if the direct method of allocation is used, how much of the equipmentmaintenance costs would be allocated to production department No. 1?а.b. P13,500P 16,500d. P 30,000C.Yorn Todel is22.If the step method of allocation is used, how much would be allocated fromsupervision to production department No. 1P 14.000P 16.471P 17,600d. P 18,526а.19 120b.с.23. If the step method of allocation is used, how much would be allocated fromsupervision to building occupancy?a.b. P1,750с. Р2,200d. P 2,444Stargazer Company logged 7,250 machine hours for the month of June. P42,500 wasspent for manufacturing overhead and this overhead is allocated on the basis ofmachine hours. The company operates 5 departments; however, one department wasclosed for the month of June due to poor market conditions for its product. It wasdecided that this department (#3) should be allocated a lump sum of P5,000 asits share of June overhead.24. If this policy is followed, how much overhead would be charged to Department2, which used 1,750 machine hours?P 1,207b. Р9,052с. Р10,259d. P20,714а.

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Chapter5: Support Department And Joint Cost Allocation

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