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ACT500 Critical Thinking Module04

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I kindly need your support with the following question:

  Complete the following questions using  Microsoft Excel. No other submission format is allowed. Review the  grading rubric to confirm you are meeting the assignment requirements. 

Consider the following information for Hamburg Corporation:

       Items   

Units

 

Beginning inventory

85,000

 

Units started during the year

155,000

 

Ending inventory

61,000

Inventory is 100% complete as to materials and 60% complete as to conversion.

        Items   

Materials

Conversion

 

Beginning costs (SAR)

425,000

686,000

 

Costs added during the period (SAR)

1,255,000

980,000

Using the WEIGHTED AVERAGE method:

Calculate the number of units completed during the period.

Calculate equivalent units for conversion during the period.

Calculate cost per equivalent units for materials.

Mannheim Corporation manufactures small  camping tents and family camping tents. The estimated direct labor time  to produce each type of tent is as follows:

        Items   

Small

Family

 

Estimated tents produced

24,500

11,000

 

Direct labor hours per tent

2.5

4.5

Estimated overhead for the period = 1,300,000 SAR.

Compute the overhead cost assigned to each type of tent assuming direct labor hours are used to allocate overhead costs.

The controller is not satisfied with the  traditional method of allocating overhead because he believes that most  of the overhead costs relate to the family tent product line because of  its complexity. He, therefore, developed the following three activity  cost pools and related cost drivers to better understand the costs. 

       Activity Cost Pools   

Expected Use of Cost Drivers

Estimated Overhead Costs (SAR)

 

Setting up machines

1,000 setups

25,000

 

Assembling

90,000 labor hours

980,000

 

Inspection

1,200 inspections

230,000

Calculate the activity-based overhead rates for these three cost pools.

Compute the cost that is assigned to each tent using activity-based costing system, given the following information.

       Expected Use of Cost Drivers per Product     

Items

Small

Family

 

Number of setups

130

825

 

Direct labor hours

29,000

55,000

 

Number of inspections

125

1,125

What do you believe the controller should do and why?

You must show your work for credit. 

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QT Rubric_100_7q
Description
7 problems, 100 points
Rubric Detail
Levels of Achievement
Criteria
Exceeds Expectation
Meets Expectation
Some Expectations
Unsatifactory
Problem
1
14 to 14 points
12 to 13 points
10 to 11 points
0 to 9 points
All components are correct,
with no errors or omissions. All
work is shown.
Some significant but not
major errors exist. Some
work is shown.
Some major errors or
omissions exist. Limited
work is shown.
Fails to demonstrate
adequate comprehension
of the concept.
Problem
2
14 to 14 points
12 to 13 points
10 to 11 points
0 to 9 points
All components are correct,
with no errors or omissions. All
work is shown.
Some significant but not
major errors exist. Some
work is shown.
Some major errors or
omissions exist. Limited
work is shown.
Fails to demonstrate
adequate comprehension
of the concept.
Problem
3
14 to 14 points
12 to 13 points
10 to 11 points
0 to 9 points
All components are correct,
with no errors or omissions. All
work is shown.
Some significant but not
major errors exist. Some
work is shown.
Some major errors or
omissions exist. Limited
work is shown.
Fails to demonstrate
adequate comprehension
of the concept.
Problem
4
14 to 14 points
12 to 13 points
10 to 11 points
0 to 9 points
All components are correct,
with no errors or omissions. All
work is shown.
Some significant but not
major errors exist. Some
work is shown.
Some major errors or
omissions exist. Limited
work is shown.
Fails to demonstrate
adequate comprehension
of the concept.
Problem
5
14 to 14 points
12 to 13 points
10 to 11 points
0 to 9 points
All components are correct,
with no errors or omissions. All
work is shown.
Some significant but not
major errors exist. Some
work is shown.
Some major errors or
omissions exist. Limited
work is shown.
Fails to demonstrate
adequate comprehension
of the concept.
Problem
6
14 to 15 points
12 to 13 points
10 to 11 points
0 to 9 points
All components are correct,
with no errors or omissions. All
work is shown.
Some significant but not
major errors exist. Some
work is shown.
Some major errors or
omissions exist. Limited
work is shown.
Fails to demonstrate
adequate comprehension
of the concept.
Problem
7
14 to 15 points
12 to 13 points
10 to 11 points
0 to 9 points
All components are correct,
with no errors or omissions. All
work is shown.
Some significant but not
major errors exist. Some
work is shown.
Some major errors or
omissions exist. Limited
work is shown.
Fails to demonstrate
adequate comprehension
of the concept.
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