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Download the Assignment. Download the Job Cost Sheets and T - accounts. Follow the video solution included below as we go through the journal entries.

Download the Assignment.
Download the Job Cost Sheets and T-accounts.
Follow the video solution included below as we go through the journal entries.
Submit your manufacturing overhead t-account.
Please note the moh t-account is in the video - double-check yours with the video before submitting
Managerial Accounting
CHICKEN POT PIE Project Job order costing
Lets get started: We are going to make two batches of Chicken Pot Pies.
As a factory, we
ANTICIPATED OR ESTIMATED MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD at $2,000,000
Our cost driver is determined to be DIRECT LABOR
We have estimated direct labor hours of 100,000
Therefore, our
PREDETERMINED OVERHEAD RATE is
$ /= $ PER DIRECT LABOR HOUR
Therefore, the STANDARD COST PER POT PIE CAN BE COMPUTED AT:
DIR. MAT. $0.25
DIR. LABOR
.02 HOURS @ $10 PER HOUR $ .20
MOH
.02 HOURS @ ____ PER HOUR $.
STANDARD COST PER PIE $_______
You MAY WANT the following T Accounts
T Accounts
NEED! Manufacturing Overhead*
Wages/Accounts Payable
Work in Process
Selling, General & Administrative Expense (SG&)
Raw Material Inventory Beginning Balance $40,000
Supply Inventory Beginning Balance $5,000
Accumulated Depreciation
Finished Goods
Cost of Goods Sold
Accounts Receivable
Sales Revenue
*At the conclusion of the exercise:
Submit the Manufacturing overhead in the appropriate Assignment box.
0. I am predetermined overhead rate of _______. The total estimate amount of manufacturing overhead for the year $2,000,000. It is estimated 100,000 direct labor hours will be worked during the year.
1.I am the production foreman. I get to work and clock in. I work the entire day and supervise everyone's activities. I earn $100 for the day with fringe benefits.
2. I am the chicken for the chicken pot pies.
500 pounds is removed from the freezer and taken to the production area. At standard or normal cost, my value is $2500. The batch will produce 10,000 very fancy pot pies.
3. I am the cook, I take the chicken and add it to the batch of water, carrots, celery, potatoes and flour. I spend three hours cooking the food. I earn $10 an hour with fringes.
4. I am the USDA inspector. When I walk in, everyone sits down. $4,000 in wages are incurred by cooks while I walk around.
5. I am the electric bill for the plant. My total is $5,000
6. I am the tax bill for the plant. My bill is $7000
7.I am the hazardous waste disposal bill. My total is $800.
8. I am the Marketing Director, I earn $260,000 a year working part-time or $2600 a day - We will record today's cost only.
9. I am the quality control supervisor. I earn $67,600 a year or $260 a day. We will record today's cost only.
10. am the heating bill for the fancy office building housing the president. My total is $30,000 for the month. We will record the cost for the month.
11. I am glue brought over to the packaging area for sealing the boxes of pot pies - value $10
12. I am the specialty cook called in to work one hour of overtime to add a special touch to the pot pie. My hourly wage is $10, but my overtime pay is a total of $15 per hour
13. I am the depreciation on the oven used to cook the pies $5,000.
14. I am the total number of other labor hours for the other cooks spent on the batch of pot pies 196 hours at $10 per hour.
15. I AM THE OVERHEAD THAT NEEDS TO BE APPLIED.
16. I am the 10,000 finished pot pie. I am moved to the completed pot pie freezer.
WE START A NEW BATCH
17 a. I am the raw materials used for the new batch: 2,250 pounds at $5 per pound is removed from the Raw Material Inventory & Transferred to WIP
17 b. I am 900 hours worked on the new batch - $10 per hour is the wage rate
17 c. I am the manufacturing overhead applied to this job with 900 hours worked, and 2,250 of materials used.
18. I am an additional 45,000 pot pies transferred to the finished pot pie freezer from this batch You will need to record the completion of the pot pies.
19. Pies costing $45,000 are sold on account at 200% of cost (Two Entries)
20. I am the end of the month, and it is time to deal with the under/over applied inventory

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