X Company uses an activity-based costing overhead allocation
system. It has identified three activities - Setup, Purchasing,
Packaging - and their respective cost drivers - setup hours,
purchase orders, packages. Budgeted activity costs in 2018 were as
follows:
| Activity | Budgeted Cost |
| Setup | $104,200 |
| Purchasing | 55,400 |
| Packaging | 60,500 |
The following 2018 cost driver information is available for one of its products, Product X, and for all of its products (including Product X):
| Product X | All Products | |
| setup hours | 31,900 | 744,286 |
| purchase orders | 51,900 | 1,385,000 |
| packages | 66,600 | 864,286 |
How much overhead was allocated to Product X in 2018 [round
overhead rate(s) to two decimal places]?
Overhead rate=Respective cost/Respective activity
Overhead rate for:
Setup=(104200/744286)=$0.14 per setup hour
Purchasing=(55400/1,385,000)=$0.04 per purchase order
Packaging=(60500/864,286)=$0.07 per package
Hence overhead allocated to Product X=(0.14*31900)+(0.04*51900)+(66,600*0.07)
=$11204.
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