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i got the answers to this question through trial and error but i still dont fully understand it. can someone explain how i got these answers if its not too much explaining to do. if its too much than just do A
The manager of the Texas Department of Transportation has determined that it typically takes 30 minutes for the department’s employees to register a new car. In Bexar County, the predetermined fixed overhead rate was computed on an estimated 10,000 direct labor hours per month and is $9 per direct labor hour, whereas the predetermined variable overhead rate is $3 per direct labor hour.
During July, 18,800 cars were registered in Bexar County and 9,500 direct labor hours were worked in registering those vehicles. For the month, variable overhead was $27,700 and fixed overhead was $90,800.
A. Compute overhead variances using a four-variance approach.
VOH Spending Variance $
VOH Efficiency Variance $
Total VOH Variance $
FOH Spending Variance $
FOH Volume Variance $
Total FOH Variance $
B. Compute overhead variances using a three-variance approach.
OH Spending Variance $
OH Efficiency Variance $
OH Volume Variance $
Total OH Variance $
c. Compute overhead variances using a two-variance approach.
Budget Variance $
Volume Variance $
Total OH Variance $
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