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The company manufactures two products I and II. Product I requires one direct-labor
hour in department A only and product II requires one direct-labor hour each in
departments A and B. Also, product II requires one machine hour per unit in Dept. B,
whereas product I does not require any machine hour. The company manufactures
10,000 units each of products I and II per year.
The following costs are budgeted for the month and are the basis for computing the
predetermined overhead rate.
(a) Compute a single predetermined overhead rate for the company based on
direct-labor hours.
(b) How much overhead will each product be assigned, assuming that the
company uses a single predetermined overhead rate ?
Now determine the overhead cost for product I and II using Activity-Based
Costing.
Total $ 1,020,000
Hours in Design 10 25
Set ups 2 4
Machine hours 24 20
(a) Compute the overhead cost per unit of products A and B, using Activity- based
costing.
(b) Compute the overhead cost per unit of products A and B, based on direct labor hours.
Assume that the total direct labor hours per year is 4,000
3) A 4.5 % $ 1000 bond series is offered to the public for $ 960 to assure its sales.
The broker charges a $ 10 commission on each bond sold. If the bond matures in 10
years, what is the cost of capital to the company ? ( 5.157 %)
4) Present after-tax earnings / share of a company is $ 10.00. The stock sells for 50.00
per share. Current dividends are $ 6.00 per share per year. The company expects to hold
the ratio of retained earnings to earnings constant in the future. Present book value of a
share of stock is $ 60.00 and the company will try to hold the percentage earnings on
book value constant over time. Determine the companys cost of capital. (18.67 %)
5) Assume that in the above problem, the commission per share is $ 2.00, the handling
cost per share is $ 3.00 and the discount per share is $ 5.00. Determine the companys
cost of capital. (21.67 %)