Robertos Markets, Inc., has three grocery stores in the metropolitan Atlanta area. The company allocates central costs

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Roberto’s Markets, Inc., has three grocery stores in the metropolitan Atlanta area. The company allocates central costs using sales as the cost-allocation base. The following are budgeted and actual sales during November:

Central costs of $360,000 are to be allocated in November.

1. Compute the central costs allocated to each store with budgeted sales as the cost-allocation base.

2. Compute the central costs allocated to each store with actual sales as the cost-allocation base.

3. What advantages are there to using budgeted rather than actual sales for allocating the central costs?

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Introduction to Management Accounting

ISBN: 978-0133058789

16th edition

Authors: Charles Horngren, Gary Sundem, Jeff Schatzberg, Dave Burgsta

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