Accountancy, asked by shahidanadirsha, 10 months ago

w Company uses direct-labor hours as the basis for application of overheads. The company
has furnished the following information:
Estimated annual overhead cost $900,000
Actual annual overhead cost $580,000
Estimated direct labor-hours 50000
Actual direct labor-hours
40.000
Calculate overapplied or underapplied overheads.
a. $440,000 Underapplied
b. $260,000 Overapplied
c. $260,000 Underapplied
d. $440,000 Overapplied​

Answers

Answered by SakthiKlakshmi
0

Answer:

c.$260,000 Underapplied

Answered by lodhiyal16
5

Answer:

Explanation:

Pre-determined overhead

rate based on estimated

overhead costs

$18.00 = $900,000 /50,000 direct labor hours

Applied overhead $18.00 X 40,000 dlh = $720,000

Actual overhead =580,000

overapplied balance in

overhead account $140,000

At the beginning of the period

Estimated amount of overhead / Estimated amount of allocation base =

predetermined overhead rate

* During the period

Predetermined overhead rate x actual amount of allocation base incurred =

total manufacturing overhead applied

* Actual overhead costs are added to the manufacturing overhead account

At the end of the period

Actual manufacturing overhead cost – Total manufacturing overhead applied = Underapplied overhead if a debit or Overapplied if a credit.

The underapplied or overapplied overhead is closed to Cost of Goods Sold.

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