Exam 13: Accounting for Overhead Costs
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Patriots Company had the following information: Budgeted factory overhead \ 85,000 Actual factory overhead \ 105,000 Budgeted: Direct-labor costs \ 100,000 Actual: Direct-labor costs \ 105,000 The journal entry to apply overhead to a job incurring $15,000 of direct-labor cost includes a _____.
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Giants Company had the following information: Budgeted factory overhead \ 80,000 Actual factory overhead \ 82,000 Budgeted: Machine hours 40,000 Actual: Machine hours 39,500 The overhead applied for a company that uses 10,000 machine hours is _____.
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The absorption-costing method has fixed factory overhead appearing in only cost of goods sold.
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In determining the budgeted overhead application rate, the actual amount of the cost driver is used as the numerator.
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In the immediate write-off approach, overapplied overhead is regarded as _____.
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A company has the following information for its first month of operations: Raw materials used \ 37,500 Sales \ 97.50 per unit) \ 117,000 Direct labor \ 63,000 Variable factory overhead \ 25,500 Fixed factory overhead unknown Variable selling and administrative \ 4,500 Fixed selling and administrative \ 7,500 Gross profit \ 35,000 Contribution margin unknown The company sold half of the units it produced.____ is the cost of goods sold under absorption costing.
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Rockies Company had the following information: Budgeted factory overhead \ 90,000 Actual factory overhead \ 80,000 Budgeted: Production setups 12,000 Actual: Production setups 11,500 The budgeted factory-overhead rate using production setups as the cost driver is _____.
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A company has the following information for the current month of operations: Raw materials used \ 37,500 Sales \ 97.50 per unit) \ 117,000 Direct labor \ 63,000 Variable factory overhead \ 25,500 Fixed factory overhead unknown Variable selling and administrative \ 4,500 Fixed selling and administrative \ 7,500 Gross profit \ 45,000 Contribution margin unknown Inventories: Beginning Ending Raw materials 0 \ 12,500 WIP 0 none Finished goods 0 1,200 units Raw materials purchased during the current period are_____.
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Normally, 80% of the cost drivers drive 50% of the overhead costs.
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Vikings Company incurred actual overhead costs of $297,500 for the year.A budgeted factory-overhead rate of 150% of direct-labor cost was determined at the beginning of the year.Budgeted factory overhead was $300,000, and budgeted direct-labor cost was $200,000.Actual direct-labor cost was $205,000 for the year.The factory-overhead variance for the year was_____.
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The method that adjusts only the Cost of Goods Sold account for overapplied and underapplied overhead
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The costing method that separates costs into major categories of fixed and variable
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Direct-labor hours rather than direct-labor cost usually drive fringe-benefit costs such as pensions and payroll taxes.
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The variable-costing method regards fixed manufacturing costs as expenses in the period they are incurred.
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The most widely used approach to disposing of overhead variances is _____.
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A company has the following information for its first month of operations: Raw materials used \ 25,000 Sales \ 65 per unit) \ 78,000 Direct labor \ 42,000 Variable factory overhead \ 17,000 Fixed factory overhead unknown Variable selling and administrative \ 3,000 Fixed selling and administrative \ 5,000 Gross profit \ 30,000 Contribution margin unknown Ending inventories: Raw materials \ 10,000 WIP none Finished goods 1,200 units Raw materials purchased during the current period are_____.
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Phillies Company had the following information: Budgeted variable factory overhead \ 66,000 Budgeted fixed factory overhead \ 46,500 Actual variable factory overhead \ 77,500 Actual fixed factory overhead \ 62,500 Budgeted cost-driver activity levels: Direct-labor hours 30,000 Direct-labor costs \ 160,000 Machine hours 60,000 Production setups 15,000 Actual cost-driver activity levels: Direct-labor hours 31,500 Direct-labor costs \ 165,600 Machine hours 56,190 Production setups 14,280
The budgeted factory-overhead rate using direct-labor costs as the cost driver is _____.
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