Don Johnson is the management accountant for Cari-Blocks (CB), which manufactures specialty blocks. CB uses two direct cost categories: direct materials and direct manufacturing labour. Johnson feels that manufacturing overhead is most closely related to material usage. Therefore, CB allocates manufacturing overhead to production based upon pounds of materials used. At the beginning of 2021, CB budgeted annual production of 200,000 blocks and adopted ti following standards for each block: Input Cost/Block Direct materials 0.5 Ib. @ $12/lb. $ 6.00 Direct manufacturing labour 1.4 hours @ $20/hour 28.00 Manufacturing overhead: Variable $6/lb. 0.5 lb. 3.00 Fixed $15/lb. 0.3 lb. 4.50 Standard cost per block $41.50
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- Don Johnson is the management accountant for Cari-Blocks (CB), which manufacturesspecialty blocks. CB uses two direct cost categories: direct materials and directmanufacturing labour. Johnson feels that manufacturing overhead is most closely related tomaterial usage. Therefore, CB allocates manufacturing overhead to production based uponpounds of materials used.At the beginning of 2021, CB budgeted annual production of 200,000 blocks and adopted thefollowing standards for each block: Direct materials 0.5 lb. @ $12/lb. $ 6.00Direct manufacturing labour 1.4 hours @ $20/hour 28.00Manufacturing overhead:Variable $6/lb. 0.5 lb. 3.00Fixed $15/lb. 0.3 lb. 4.50Standard cost per block $41.50Actual results for April 2021 were as follows:Production 24,000 blocksDirect materials purchased 12,000 lb. at $13/lb.Direct materials used 11,450 lb.Direct manufacturing labour 38,000 hours for $798000Variable manufacturing overhead $68,150Fixed manufacturing overhead $155,000 calculate: For the month of…Don Johnson is the management accountant for Cari-Blocks (CB), which manufacturesspecialty blocks. CB uses two direct cost categories: direct materials and directmanufacturing labour. Johnson feels that manufacturing overhead is most closely related tomaterial usage. Therefore, CB allocates manufacturing overhead to production based uponpounds of materials used.At the beginning of 2021, CB budgeted annual production of 200,000 blocks and adopted thefollowing standards for each block: Input Cost/BlockDirect materials 0.5 lb. @ $12/lb. $ 6.00Direct manufacturing labour 1.4 hours @ $20/hour 28.00Manufacturing overhead:Variable $6/lb. 0.5 lb. 3.00Fixed $15/lb. 0.3 lb. 4.50Standard cost per block $41.50Actual results for April 2021 were as follows:Production 24,000 blocksDirect materials purchased 12,000 lb. at $13/lb.Direct materials used 11,450 lb.Direct manufacturing labour 38,000 hours for $798000Variable manufacturing overhead $68,150Fixed manufacturing overhead $155,000 1) Prepare a…Don Johnson is the management accountant for Cari-Blocks (CB), which manufactures specialty blocks. CB uses two direct cost categories: direct materials and direct manufacturing labour. Johnson feels that manufacturing overhead is most closely related tomaterial usage. Therefore, CB allocates manufacturing overhead to production based upon pounds of materials used.At the beginning of 2021, CB budgeted annual production of 200,000 blocks and adopted the following standards for each block: Input Cost/BlockDirect materials 0.5 lb. @ $12/lb. $ 6.00Direct manufacturing labour 1.4 hours @ $20/hour 28.00Manufacturing overhead:Variable $6/lb. 0.5 lb. 3.00Fixed $15/lb. 0.3 lb. 4.50Standard cost per block $41.50Actual results for April 2021 were as follows:Production 24,000 blocksDirect materials purchased 12,000 lb. at $13/lb.Direct materials used 11,450 lb.Direct manufacturing labour 38,000 hours for $798000Variable manufacturing overhead $68,150Fixed manufacturing overhead $155,000…
- Don Johnson is the management accountant for Cari-Blocks (CB), which manufacturesspecialty blocks. CB uses two direct cost categories: direct materials and directmanufacturing labour. Johnson feels that manufacturing overhead is most closely related tomaterial usage. Therefore, CB allocates manufacturing overhead to production based uponpounds of materials used.At the beginning of 2021, CB budgeted annual production of 200,000 blocks and adopted thefollowing standards for each block:Direct materials 0.5 lb. @ $12/lb. $ 6.00Direct manufacturing labour 1.4 hours @ $20/hour 28.00Manufacturing overhead:Variable $6/lb. 0.5 lb. 3.00Fixed $15/lb. 0.3 lb. 4.50Standard cost per block $41.50Actual results for April 2021 were as follows:Production 24,000 blocksDirect materials purchased 12,000 lb. at $13/lb.Direct materials used 11,450 lb.Direct manufacturing labour 38,000 hours for $798000Variable manufacturing overhead $68,150Fixed manufacturing overhead $155,000 CALCULATE: .a. Direct…Don Johnson is the management accountant for Cari-Blocks (CB), which manufactures specialty blocks. CB uses two direct cost categories: direct materials and direct manufacturing labour. Johnson feels that manufacturing overhead is most closely related tomaterial usage. Therefore, CB allocates manufacturing overhead to production based upon pounds of materials used.At the beginning of 2021, CB budgeted annual production of 200,000 blocks and adopted the following standards for each block: Input Cost/BlockDirect materials 0.5 lb. @ $12/lb. $ 6.00Direct manufacturing labour 1.4 hours @ $20/hour 28.00Manufacturing overhead:Variable $6/lb. 0.5 lb. 3.00Fixed $15/lb. 0.3 lb. 4.50Standard cost per block $41.50Actual results for April 2021 were as follows:Production 24,000 blocksDirect materials purchased 12,000 lb. at $13/lb.Direct materials used 11,450 lb.Direct manufacturing labour 38,000 hours for $798000Variable manufacturing overhead $68,150Fixed manufacturing overhead $155,000…Don Johnson is the management accountant for Cari-Blocks (CB), which manufactures specialty blocks. CB uses two direct cost categories: direct materials and direct manufacturing labour. Johnson feels that manufacturing overhead is most closely related tomaterial usage. Therefore, CB allocates manufacturing overhead to production based upon pounds of materials used.At the beginning of 2021, CB budgeted annual production of 200,000 blocks and adopted the following standards for each block: Input Cost/BlockDirect materials 0.5 lb. @ $12/lb. $ 6.00Direct manufacturing labour 1.4 hours @ $20/hour 28.00Manufacturing overhead:Variable $6/lb. 0.5 lb. 3.00Fixed $15/lb. 0.3 lb. 4.50Standard cost per block $41.50Actual results for April 2021 were as follows:Production 24,000 blocksDirect materials purchased 12,000 lb. at $13/lb.Direct materials used 11,450 lb.Direct manufacturing labour 38,000 hours for $798000Variable manufacturing overhead $68,150Fixed manufacturing overhead $155,000…