Gen Combo Fundamentals Of Cost Accounting; Connect Access Card
Gen Combo Fundamentals Of Cost Accounting; Connect Access Card
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ISBN: 9781260848700
Author: William N. Lanen Professor, Shannon Anderson Associate Professor, Michael W Maher
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 11, Problem 30E

a.

To determine

Calculate the allocation of cost based on the step method starting from maintenance.

a.

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Answer to Problem 30E

The total cost allocation is $40,000 and $32,000 for machining and assembly, and there is no cost allocation in maintenance and cafeteria.

Explanation of Solution

Step method:

Step method allows the allocation of the cost to the production department and service departments. Unlike the direct method, it also allocates the cost of the service to various service departments. Allocation of the cost starts from the department that has provided the highest proposition of service to the department that has provided the least service. Step method allows only one-way allocation of cost among service departments.

Calculate the cost allocation based on the step method:

ParticularMaintenanceCafeteriaMachiningAssembly
Service department cost$40,000$32,000  
Maintenance $ (40,000)$8,000 (1)$20,000 (1)$12,000 (1)
Cafeteria $(40,000)(4)$20,000(2)$20,000(3)
Total cost allocation$0$0$40,000$32,000

Table: (1)

Thus, the total cost allocation is $40,000 and $32,000 for machining and assembly, and there is no cost allocation in maintenance and cafeteria.

Working note 1:

Calculate the maintenance cost allocation:

Particulars

Proposition

(a)

Total costs

(b)

Cost allocation

(c = (a×b))

Cafeteria20%$40,000$8,000
Machining50%$40,000$20,000
Assembly30%$40,000$12,000

Table: (1)

Working note 2:

Calculate the cafeteria cost for the machining department:

Maintenance cost = Ratio of respective costTotal ratio × Respective cost= 0.10.1 +  0.1 × $40,000= $20,000

Working note 3:

Calculate the cafeteria cost for the assembly department:

Maintenance cost = Ratio of respective costTotal ratio × Respective cost= 0.10.1 +  0.1 × $40,000= $20,000

Working note 4:

Calculate the cafeteria cost for the assembly department:

Cafeteria cost = Direct cost of the department + Allocation of the maintenance= $32,000 + $8,000= $40,000

b.

To determine

Calculate the allocation of cost based on the step method starting from the cafeteria.

b.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 30E

The total cost allocation is $44,200 and $27,800 for machining and assembly, and there is no cost allocation in maintenance and cafeteria.

Explanation of Solution

Cost allocation:

Cost allocation refers to the process of distributing the common cost of the production and service rendered to the various departments of the business. It is used to calculate the actual cost attributed to a specific department.

Calculate the cost allocation based on the step method:

ParticularMaintenanceCafeteriaMachiningAssembly
Service department cost$32,000$40,000  
Maintenance $ (32,000)$25,600(4)$3,200(4)$3,200(4)
Cafeteria  $(65,600)(7)$41,000(5)$24,600(6)
Total cost allocation$0$0$44,200$27,800

Table: (2)

Thus, the total cost allocation is $44,200 and $27,800 for machining and assembly, and there is no cost allocation in maintenance and cafeteria.

Working note 4:

Calculate the cafeteria cost allocation:

Particulars

Proposition

(a)

Total costs

(b)

Cost allocation

(c = (a×b))

Cafeteria80%$32,000$25,600
Machining10%$32,000$3,200
Assembly10%$32,000$3,200

Table: (3)

Working note 5:

Calculate the maintenance cost for the machining department:

Maintenance cost = Ratio of respective costTotal ratio × Respective cost= 0.50.5 +  0.3 × $65,600= $41,000

Working note 6:

Calculate the maintenance cost for the assembly department:

Maintenance cost = Ratio of respective costTotal ratio × Respective cost= 0.30.5 +  0.3 × $65,600= $24,600

Working note 7:

Calculate the maintenance cost for the assembly department:

Maintenance cost = Direct cost of the department + Allocation of the cafeteria= $40,000 + $25,600= $65,600

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