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timofeeve [1]
2 years ago
3

Calgary Paper Company produces paper for photocopiers. The company has developed standard overhead rates based on a monthly capa

city of 80,000 direct-labor hours as follows:
Standard costs per unit (one box of paper):
Variable overhead (3 direct-labor hours @ $4) $12
Fixed overhead (3 direct-labor hours @ $12) $36
Total $48

During April, 26,000 units were scheduled for production: however, only 20,000 units were actually produced. The following data relate to April.
Actual direct-labor cost incurred was $1,425,000 for 75,000 actual hours of work.
Actual overhead incurred totaled $1,372,500, of which $472,500 was variable and $900,000 was fixed.

Required:
Prepare two exhibits which show the following variances. State whether each variance is favorable or unfavorable, where appropriate.
1. Variable-overhead spending variance.
2. Variable-overhead efficiency variance.
3. Fixed-overhead budget variance.
4. Fixed-overhead volume variance.
5. Variable-Overhead Spending and Efficiency Variances.
Business
1 answer:
Lostsunrise [7]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

1. Variable-overhead spending variance. =  $ 172,500 (favorable)

2. Variable-overhead efficiency variance. = $ 20,000 Favorable

3. Fixed-overhead budget variance.  ( is not applicable)

4. Fixed-overhead volume variance.  $ 60,000

5. Variable-Overhead Spending and Efficiency Variances.

$  172,500 (fav) and $ 20,000 ( fav)

Explanation:

<u>1. Variable-overhead spending variance=</u>

Actual Variable Factory Overhead =  $ 472,500  

Variable Expense ( 75,000 actual hours at $ 4) = $ 300,000

<u>Variable OH Spending Variance=  $ 172,500 (favorable)</u>

<u>2. Variable-overhead efficiency variance. </u>

Actual hours ( 75,000 ) * Standard OH rate=  $ 300,000

Overhead charged to Production ( 80,000 * 4) = $ 320,000

<u>Efficiency variance                                              $ 20,000 Favorable</u>

<u>3. Fixed-overhead budget variance. </u>

Fixed Expense Actual                                            = $ 900,000

Fixed Expense Budgeted = ( 75000 Hours @ 12)= $ 900,000

<u>Fixed OH Budget Variance                                      =  (       )</u>

<u>4. Fixed-overhead volume variance. </u>

Normal Capacity Hours                                 80,000

Actual Hours allowed for production            75000

Capacity hours not utilized                              5000

<u>Volume variance ( 5000 hours *12)  = $60,000</u>

5. Variable-Overhead Spending and Efficiency Variances.

Actual Variable Expense = $  472,500

Variable Expense for standard hours allowed ( 75000 *4) = 300,000

Variable Overhead Spending Variance = $ 172,500 favorable

Efficiency Variance

Actual Hours * Standard Overhead Rate = 75,000 * 4= $ 300,000

Overhead Charged To Production = 80,000 * 4= $ 320,000

Efficiency Variance            = $20,000 Favorable

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