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Managerial Accounting for Managers (4th Edition)

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and organization activity-based costing often based on 06 costs often shirt Chapter 6 6 What are unit-level hatch-level product-level, customer-level, and organi sustaining activities? 6.5 Whar types of costs should not be assigned to products in an activity-base system? Why are there to stages of allocation in activity-based costing? 6-7 Why is the first stage of the allocation process in activity-based costing ofte interviews When activity-based costing is used, why do manufacturing overhead costs from high-volume products to low volume products? How can the activity rates (ie cost per activity) for the various activities be target process improvements 6-10 Why is the activity-based costing described in this chapter unacceptable for exte, tivities be used to financial reports? Multiple-choice questions are available with Connect. ing Excel ECTIVES 6-1, is form from connect Additional student resources are avail rente the Review Problem relatin The Excel worksheet form that follows is to be used to recreate oris Corporation that was presented earlier. Download the workbook containing this form for s about how to use this worksheet form Connect. On the website you will also receive instructions abouton You should proceed to the requirements below only after completing your worksheet. Required: 1. Check your worksheet by doubling the units ordered in cell Bloto lo cell B16 to 160. The customer margin under activity-based costing should now be $7,640 and the traditional costing product margin should be 521.000). If you do not get these results, find the errors in your worksheet and correct them. 4. Why has the customer margin under activity-based costing more than doubled when the number of units ordered is doubled? b. Why has the traditional costing product margin exactly doubled from a loss of $10,800 to a loss of $21.600? c. Which costing system, activity-based costing or traditional costing, provides a more accu- rate picture of what happens to profits as the number of units ordered increases? Explain. 2. Let's assume that OfficeMart places different orders next year, purchasing higher-end filing cabinets more frequently, but in smaller quantities per order. Enter the following data into your worksheet: Data Manufacturing overhead.... Selling and administrative overhead...... $500,000 $300,000 Assembling Processing Units Orders 35% Manufacturing overhead Selling and administrative overhead .... Total activity Supporting Customers 50% Other 10% 45% 5% 25% 1,000 units 250 orders 10% 20% 100 customers OfficeMart orders: Customers... Orders ..... Total number of filing cabinets ordered ... Selling price. Direct materials. Direct labor..... 1 customer 20 orders 80 units $795 $185 $90 and organization activity-based costing often based on 06 costs often shirt Chapter 6 6 What are unit-level hatch-level product-level, customer-level, and organi sustaining activities? 6.5 Whar types of costs should not be assigned to products in an activity-base system? Why are there to stages of allocation in activity-based costing? 6-7 Why is the first stage of the allocation process in activity-based costing ofte interviews When activity-based costing is used, why do manufacturing overhead costs from high-volume products to low volume products? How can the activity rates (ie cost per activity) for the various activities be target process improvements 6-10 Why is the activity-based costing described in this chapter unacceptable for exte, tivities be used to financial reports? Multiple-choice questions are available with Connect. ing Excel ECTIVES 6-1, is form from connect Additional student resources are avail rente the Review Problem relatin The Excel worksheet form that follows is to be used to recreate oris Corporation that was presented earlier. Download the workbook containing this form for s about how to use this worksheet form Connect. On the website you will also receive instructions abouton You should proceed to the requirements below only after completing your worksheet. Required: 1. Check your worksheet by doubling the units ordered in cell Bloto lo cell B16 to 160. The customer margin under activity-based costing should now be $7,640 and the traditional costing product margin should be 521.000). If you do not get these results, find the errors in your worksheet and correct them. 4. Why has the customer margin under activity-based costing more than doubled when the number of units ordered is doubled? b. Why has the traditional costing product margin exactly doubled from a loss of $10,800 to a loss of $21.600? c. Which costing system, activity-based costing or traditional costing, provides a more accu- rate picture of what happens to profits as the number of units ordered increases? Explain. 2. Let's assume that OfficeMart places different orders next year, purchasing higher-end filing cabinets more frequently, but in smaller quantities per order. Enter the following data into your worksheet: Data Manufacturing overhead.... Selling and administrative overhead...... $500,000 $300,000 Assembling Processing Units Orders 35% Manufacturing overhead Selling and administrative overhead .... Total activity Supporting Customers 50% Other 10% 45% 5% 25% 1,000 units 250 orders 10% 20% 100 customers OfficeMart orders: Customers... Orders ..... Total number of filing cabinets ordered ... Selling price. Direct materials. Direct labor..... 1 customer 20 orders 80 units $795 $185 $90