Sweet Wave was able to secure some large orders to supply bakery goods for a special event.  The company labled the event G52.  This project will require special order cakes.  Sweet Wave decided to use a job cost system to produce the cakes.  The following information relates to G52 for 20X6.

December 2:  Raw materials were requisitioned from the company’s inventory for $3,374

December 8: Raw materials were requisitioned for $706

December 14: Raw materials were requisitioned for $2,306

Payroll:
 

Time worked on these two projects were recorded electronically by employees.  The total amount of hours worked on the projects were as follows:

Employees that are paid $16.50 per hour worked 12 hours on the project.  The time tickets were dated December 3, December 9, and December 15.

On each of those days, 4 labor hours were spent on the job.

Sweet Wave Bakery has decided to allocate overhead based on the machine hours.  The expected machine hour use for the year is 2,112 hours, and the anticipated overhead costs are $840,576 for the year.

The machines were used by workers on project G52 on December 3, 9, and 15.

8.5 machine hours were used for project G52 (2.5 (enter in this format in the job cost sheet) the first day and 3 each of the other days). The special order was completed on December 15, producing 237 cakes for G52.

 

(a)  Set up the job cost sheet for Job No. G52. Determine the total cost   and total unit cost for this special order. (Round unit cost to nearest cent).  Do not use dollar signs or commas.

	JOB COST SHEET
	Job Number      G52			Quantity       237 units Date Requested   Dec 2
				Date Completed  Dec 15, 20X6
	Item      Custom Cakes
		Direct	Direct	Manufacturing Overhead
	Date	Materials	Labor
				Hours	Rate	Amount
	2-Dec	$  Answer
	3-Dec		$Answer	Answer	$Answer	$Answer
	8-Dec	$Answer
	9-Dec		$Answer	Answer	$Answer	$Answer
	14-Dec	$Answer
	15-Dec		$Answer	Answer	$Answer	$Answer
	Cost Summary
	Direct materials			$Answer
	Direct labor			$Answer
	Manufacturing overhead			$Answer
	Total Cost			$Answer
	Unit Cost			$Answer