Matson
Company manufactures automobile floor mats. It currently has 2 product lines,
the Standard and the Deluxe.
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Matson
has a total of $25,640 in overhead. It currently used a traditional cost
system with overhead applied to the product on the basis of either direct
labor (DL) hours or machine hours. Matson has compiled the following
information about possible cost drivers and its two product lines.
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Matson Company Total
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Quantity/Amount
Consumed by Standard Floor Mat Line |
Quantity/Amount
Consumed by Deluxe Floor Mat Line |
1,010 DL hours
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570
DL hours
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440
DL hours
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6,980 machine hours
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2,950
machine hours
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4,030
machine hours
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Requirement 1:
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Suppose
Matson used a traditional costing system with direct labor hours as the cost
driver. Determine the amount of overhead assigned to each product line. (Round activity rates and final answers to 2 decimal
places. Omit the "$" sign in
your response.)
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Overhead
assigned
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Standard Floor Mat
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$
14,470.10
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Deluxe Floor Mat
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$
11,169.90
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Requirement 2:
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Suppose
Matson used a traditional costing system with machine hours as the cost
driver. Determine the amount of overhead assigned to each product line. (Round activity rates to 4 decimal places and
final answers to 2 decimal places. Omit the "$" sign in your
response.)
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Overhead
assigned
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Standard Floor Mat
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$
10,836.39
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Deluxe Floor Mat
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$
14,803.61
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Explanation:
1:
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$25,640 / 1,010 labor hrs =
$25.39/LH
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Standard Floor Mat: 570 ×
$25.39 = $14,472.30
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Deluxe Floor Mat:
440 × $25.39 = $11,171.60
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2:
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$25,640 / 6,980 machine hrs =
$3.6734/MH
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Standard Floor Mat: 2,950 ×
$3.6734 = $10,836.53
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Deluxe Floor Mat: 4,030 ×
$3.6734 = $14,803.80
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