Instructions Use the following information to answer questions 49-50. Be sure to scroll as necessary to view all the questions in this section. Activity-Based Costing (9 points) The "We Find the Gaps in GAAP" Accounting Company (WFGG) offers several types of accounting services. The company aggregated costs into three overhead cost pools related to its services last year, with the following total activities and total costs being recorded for the year: Cost Pool Total Activity Total Cost Document doctoring 400,000 documents $400,000 Tax haven activities 500 tax haven set ups $200,00 Paper shredding 10,000 machine hours $600,000 WFGG expects to sell the same volume of accounting services for the upcoming year. Historically, the company has applied overhead based on machine hours, but management is now considering an activity-based costing approach. Expected production and activity date for two of the organization's product lines for the coming year are as follows (note that the company has other products besides these two): Tax Evasion Services Fraud Assistance Services Expected production 1,000 tax returns 2000 frauds Document doctoring 20 documents per return 40 documents per fraud Tax haven activities 100 set ups in total 100 set ups in tota 1.0 machine hours per 1.5 machine hours per Paper shredding return return 49 4 points Assume WFGG uses machine hours to allocate all overhead. What is the expected overhead cost per unit allocated to the Tax Evasion Services product line for the coming year? Type your answer... 50 5 points Assume WFGG decides to start using an activity-based costing system to allocate each of the three overhead cost pools for the upcoming year. What is the expected overhead cost per unit for the Tax Evasion Services product line for the coming year? Type your