FORMULAS
ch 1 problems
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JE's
100

Gross Profit Formula 

sales revenue - COGS 

100

If sales revenue for the year was $300,000, COGS was $180,000 and COGM was $176,000. What is companys gross profit? 

revenue 300,000 - COGS (180,000) = 120,00 GP

100

At the beginning of the year, the company estimated the total overhead cost to be $572,000 and expected its direct labor cost to be $440,000. The company uses a traditional costing system and applies overhead costs to jobs based on a percentage of direct labor cost. What is the company's POR based on the percentage of DL cost? 

572,000 / 440,000 = 1.3 

130% DL cost 

100

Under vs overapplied 

explain definition, if its debit or credit and journal entries 

underapplied - > applied is less than actual, debit, Dr. COGS and Cr. MOH

overapplied -> applied is more than actual, credit, Dr. MOH and Cr. COGS 

100

Purchasing raw materials 

Dr. Raw Materials 

Cr. cash or accounts payable 

200

total manufacturing cost (TMC) formula 

DM used + DL + MOH = TMC 

200

Calculate MOH if raw materials are $8000, factory utilities are $10,000, WIP is $15,000, indirect materials are $6000, indirect labor is $9000, and direct labor is $42,000

8000 + 10,000 + 6000 + 9000 = 33,000 MOH 

DM and DL are not MOH 

200

How much overhead (MOH) should be applied to jobs 101 and 102? If the POR is 1.3, job 101 had (DM 6500, DL 2100) and job 102 had (DM 8500, DL 6200)

Job 101 1.3 POR x $2100 = 2730

JOB 102 1.3 POR x 6200 = 8060

200

POR
predetermined overhead rate formula 

(estimated annual MOH costs) / (estimated activity base usage)

200

completion of a job 

Dr. Finished goods 

Cr. WIP

300

cost of goods (COGS) formula 

Beginning FG + COGM = COG available for sale - ending FG = COGS 

300

calculate COGS if BEG. FG inv is $10,000, COGM is $160,000, and end FG inv. is $49,500

10,000 + 160,000 = 170,000 COGAFS 

170,000 - 49,500 = 120,500 COGS 

300

What is the journal entry to apply or assign manufacturing overhead cost to JOB 101 based on previous answer 

Job 101 = $2730

Dr. WIP inventory 2730

Cr. MOH 2730

300

How to find activity based overhead rate 

estimated overhead per activity / estimated use of cost drivers per activity 

300

Assigning raw materials 

Dr. WIP, Dr. MOH, Cr. Raw materials 

400

Cost of goods manufactured (COGM) formula

Beginning WIP + TMC = total wip - ending WIP = COGM 

400

Calculate cost of goods manufactured if Beg WIP inv is $30,000, DM used is $52,000, direct labor is $60,000, MOH applied is $90,000, and ending WIP inv is $72,000

30,000 + 52,000 + 60,000 + 90,000 = 232,000 total WIP 

232,000 - 72,000 = 160,000

400

At the end of year, Miller inc. needs to analyze overhead costs to determine if it's under/over

If the company incurred $584,300 in actual overhead costs and applied $585,600 to jobs during the year, was the overhead over- or under-applied for the year, and by how much? 

What is the journal entry to correct overhead? 

Applied (585,600) - actual (584,300) = 1300 over applied 

JE --> Dr. MOH 1300 and Cr. COGS 1300

400

Calculate POR AND amount of overhead that should be applied. 

INC. expects annual overhead costs to be $375,000, total DL costs for the year to be $125,000 and 15,600 direct labor hours. Actual direct labor costs are $20,000 and hours are 12,000

POR = 375,000/125,000 = $3 per direct labor 

MOH applied = $3 x 20,000 = 60,000

400

Assigning Factory Labor 

Dr. WIP, Dr. MOH, Cr. factory labor 

500

Direct materials (DM) used formula

Beginning RM + RM purchases = RM available - ending RM = DM used

500

Calculate DM used if BEG RM is $7000, RM purchased is $60,000, end RM is $15,000 and direct labor us $60,000

7000 + 60,000 = 67,000 RM avaiable

67,000 - (15,000) = 52,000 DM used 

500

During the period, the company assigned 12,000 in DM cost and 6000 in DL cost to a job. They also issued IM of 2400 and charged indirect labor of 2200. MOH applied is $7200. Prepare JE for material, labor, and overhead

JE 4 to record materials (Dr. WIP 12,000, Dr. MOH 2400, Cr. RM inv 14,400)

JE 5 to record labor (Dr. WIP 6000, Dr. MOH 2,200 and Cr. Factory labor 8,200

JE 6 to record MOH (Dr. WIP 7200, Cr. MOH 7200

500

Find the activity based overhead rate for the following 4 activity cost pools 

activity cost pool, estimated overhead, cost driver = POR

manufacturing --> $700,000, 50,000 machine hours 

machine setups --> $100,00, 2,000 set ups 

purchase ordering --> $50,000, 2500 purchase orders 

factory maintenance --> $50,000, 25,000 square ft 

Activity-based overhead rates 

manufacturing = $14 per machine hour 

machine setups = $50 per set up 

Purchase ordering = $20 per order

factory maintenance = $2 per square foot 

500

Sale of a Job 

Dr. A/R and Cr. sales revenue 

Dr. COGS and Cr. FG inv.