Exam 13: Responsibility Accounting,support Department Allocations,and Transfer Pricing
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Terrell Corporation
Terrell Corporation produces various products used in the construction industry.The Plumbing Division produces and sells 100,000 copper fittings each month.Relevant information for last month follows:
Total sales(all external) \ 250,00 Expenses(all on a urit base): Variable manufacturing \ 0.50 Fixed manufacturing .25 Variable selling .30 Fixed selling .40 Variable G\&A .15 Fixed G\&A Total
Top-level managers are trying to determine how a transfer price can be set on a transfer of 10,000 of the copper fittings from the Plumbing Division to the Bathroom Products Division.
Refer to Terrell Corporation.A transfer price based on full production cost would be set at ____ per unit.
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All of the following objectives are reasons that service department allocations can motivate managers except to
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Lincoln Corporation
Lincoln Corporation distributes its service department overhead costs directly to producing departments without allocation to the other service departments.Information for January is presented here.
Overhead costsincurred \ 18,700 \ 9,000 Service provided to: Maintenance Dept. 10\% Utilities Dept. 20\% Producing Dept. A 40\% 30\% Producing Dept. B 40\% 60\%
Refer to Lincoln Corporation.Assume that Lincoln Corporation distributes service department overhead costs based on the algebraic method.What would be the formula to determine the total maintenance costs?
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When used for performance evaluation,periodic internal reports based on a responsibility accounting system should not
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Suboptimization occurs when a manager of a cost center focuses on the goals of the cost center rather than on the goals of the organization as a whole.
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The most theoretically correct method of allocating service department costs is the algebraic method.
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The presence of idle capacity in the selling division may increase
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Cost based transfer prices are most appropriate for low cost and low volume services.
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Crosby Corporation
Crosby Corporation has two service departments: Data Processing and Administration/Personnel.The company also has three divisions: X,Y,and Z.Data Processing costs are allocated based on hours of use and Administration/Personnel costs are allocated based on number of employees.
Administration /Personnel \ 400,000 10 3,300 Data Processing 850,000 5 1,100 X 450,000 30 1,800 Y 300,000 15 2,200 Z 550.000 25 4,500
Assume that Data Processing provides more service than Administration/Personnel.
Refer to Crosby Corporation.Using the direct method,what amount of Data Processing costs is allocated to X (round to the nearest dollar)?
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An organizational unit that is responsible for the generation of revenues and has no control over selling prices or costs is referred to as a ______________________________.
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The allocation of general overhead control costs to operating departments can be least justified in determining
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What are the four types of responsibility centers? What is the focus of each of these responsibility centers?
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Tri-Cities Savings and Loan
Tri-Cities Savings and Loan has three departments that generate revenue: loans,checking accounts,and savings accounts.Tri-Cities Savings and Loan has two service departments: Administration/Personnel and Maintenance.The service departments provide service in the order of their listing.The following information is available for direct costs.Administration/ Personnel costs are best allocated based on number of employees while Maintenance costs are best allocated based on square footage occupied.
Admin / Pers. \ 530,000 10 30,000 Maintenance 450,000 8 16,500 Loans 900,000 15 45,000 Checking 600,000 6 10,000 Saving 240,500 5 42,000
Refer to Tri-Cities Savings and Loan.Using the direct method,compute the amount allocated to each department from Administration/Personnel.
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Describe the lowest internal transfer price that an autonomous division manager of an investment center would consider accepting for a product that his/her division produces.
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Smith Corporation
Smith Corporation has two service departments: Data Processing and Personnel.Data Processing provides more service than does Personnel.Smith Corporation also has two production departments: A and B.Data Processing costs are allocated on the basis of assets used while Personnel costs are allocated based on the number of employees.
Data Processing \ 1,000,000 15 \ 700,000 Personnel 300,000 8 230,000 A 500,000 12 125,000 B 3300,000 20 220,000
Refer to Smith Corporation.Using the direct method,what amount of Data Processing costs is allocated to A (round to the nearest dollar)?
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Seminole Wire Corporation
The Wire Products Division of Seminole Wire Corporation produces "bales" of steel wire that are used in various commercial applications.The bales sell for an average of $20 each and The Wire Products Division has the capacity to produce 10,000 bales per month.The Consumer Products Division of Seminole Wire Corporation uses approximately 2,000 bales of steel wire each month in its production of various appliances.The operating information for the Wire Products Division at its present level of operations (8,000 bales per month)follows:
Sales (all external)
Variable costs per bale:
Production
Selling 2
G\&A 3
Fixed costs per bale (based on a 10,000 urit capacity):
Production
Selling 3
4
The Consumer Products Division currently pays $15 per bale for wire obtained from its external supplier.
Refer to Seminole Wire Corporation.If Wire Products Division transferred 2,000 wire bales to the Consumer Products Division at 200 percent of full absorption cost,what would be the transfer price?
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A manager of a cost center is evaluated solely on the basis of how well costs are controlled.
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The criteria that are most often used to decide on allocation bases are?
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