II. JB Company schedules gigs for local bands and creates CDs and T=shirts to each gig. JB uses a normal-costing system with two direct-cost pools, labor and materials, and one-indirect cost pool, general overhead (GOH). GOH is allocated to each gig based on 120% of direct labor cost. Actual overhead equaled allocated overhead as of March 2019.Actual overhead in April was P1,980. All costs incurred during the planning stage for a gig are recorded in a balance sheet account called Gigs in Progress (GIP). When a gig is completed, the costs are transferred to an income statement account called Cost of Completed Gigs(CCG). Following is cost information for the month of April 2019:

	FROM BEG. GIP			INCURRED IN APRIL
BAND	MATERIALS	LABOR		MATERIALS	LABOR
Irog	570	750		110	200
Freka Out	700	550		140	100
Buttom Rung	250	475		310	250
Dish Towel	0	0		540	450
Rail Ride	0	0		225	250

As of April 1, there were three gigs in progress: Irog, Freka Out, and Buttom Rung. Gigs for Buttom Rung, Dish Towel and Rail Ride were started during April. The gigs for Freka Out and Dish Towel were completed during April.

Required: ( 20 pts.)

1. Calculate GIP at the end of April
2. Calculate CCG for April
3. Compute under or overallocated overhead at the end of April
4. Compute the ending balance in GIP and CCG if the under or overallocated overhead is as follows:

1. Written off to CCG
2. Prorated based on the ending balance (before proration) in GIP and CCG.
3. Prorated based on overhead allocated in April in the ending balances of GIP and CCG (before proration).

5. Which method would you choose? Explain. Would your choice depend on whether cost is under allocated or overallocated? Explain