Lemon Schools teaches private drivers' education courses. It applies overhead based on instructor hours, i.e., direct labor
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Lemon Schools teaches private drivers' education courses. It applies overhead based on instructor hours, i.e., direct labor hours. The following information was forecasted for 2000 :
\begin{tabular}{lr}
Direct labor & $\$ 360,000$ \\
Property tax on cars & $\$ 3,600$ \\
Supplies & $\$ 12,000$ \\
Rent & $\$ 24,000$ \\
\hline Support staff salaries & $\$ 160,000$ \\
Instructor hours & 24,000 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
1. Calculate the predetermined overhead rate for 2000.
2. If Lemon actually had 23,000 instructor hours and spent $\$ 170,000$ on overhead, will overhead be under- or overapplied for 2000 ? By how much?
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