The document provides information about the overhead costs of various production and service departments of ABC Co. Ltd. It allocates the overhead costs of indirect labor, supervision, power, rent, insurance and depreciation to each department. It then reallocates the overhead costs of three service departments S1, S2 and S3 to the four production departments P1, P2, P3 and P4 using different allocation bases. Finally, it calculates the appropriate overhead absorption rate for each production department.
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Example 1
1. Example
ABC Co. Ltd has four production departments
P1, P2, P3 and P4 and three service departments
S1, S2 and S3.
S1 –stores
S2 –production control section
S3 –maintenance department
Calculate for each production department an
appropriate overhead absorption rate per machine
hour.
Calculate the total cost of each department.
The annual overheads are as follows:
2. Information
Cost Total (Rs.’000)
Indirect labour 2,000
Supervision 200
Power 600
Rent 80
Insurance -Building 160
Insurance -Plant 100
Depreciation -Building 240
Depreciation -Plant 120
3. Information
Indirect Labour Costs
Cost centres Actual costs
Rs.’000
P1 300
P2 200
P3 500
P4 100
S1 200
S2 300
S3 400
11. Calculation of appropriate departmental
overhead rates
• Based on machine hours
P1 = 973.3/120 = 8.11 per M/C hour
P2 = 904.15/80 = 11.30 per M/C hour
P3 =1042.25/200 = 5.21 per M/C hour
P4 = 581.4/100 = 5.81 per M/C hour
12. Charging Overhead Rates to Products
Overhead costs in each cost centre should be
absorbed by the products, at an absorption rate
of each product.
Pro.Dep. Job1(hours) Job2(hours) Job3(hours)
P1 3 12 1.5
P2 2.5 0 4
P3 0 5 10
P4 5 0 3
13. • Then, based on the production hours the
overhead costs chargeable are as follows:
• Job 1 = 3*8.11+2.5*11.3+5*5.81 = 81.63
• Job 2 = 12*8.11+5*5.21 = 123.37
• Job 3 = 1.5*8.11+4*11.3+10*5.21+3*5.81 =
14. Allocation service department costs
Example
A manufacturing firm has three production
departments, P1, P2 and P3, and two service
departments, S1and S2. the following costs are
shown in the overhead distribution sheet.
production dep. P1 = Rs. 5000
production dep. P2 = Rs. 8000
production dep. P3 = Rs. 6000
service dep. S1 = Rs. 1280
service dep. S2 = Rs. 3000
Total = Rs.23,280
15. • The costs of the two service departments S1
and S2 are to be re-apportioned to production
departments using the following basis.
S1 S2
P1 20% 30%
P2 40% 30%
P3 10% 20%
S1 - 20%
S2 30% -
Total 100% 100%
16. • There are 3 basic methods of allocating
service department costs.
1. Continuous Allotment
2. Simultaneous Equation method
3. Specified order of Re-Allocation
17. Continuous Allotment
Costs of service departments are re-allocated to other
departments repeatedly until the amount remaining is too
insignificant.
s1 s2
P1 20% 30%
P2 40% 30%
P3 10% 20%
S1 - 20%
S2 30% -
Total 100% 100%
19. Simultaneous equation method
X=total cost of S1 after receiving 20% cost of S2
Y=total cost of S2 after receiving 30% cost of S1
X=1280+0.2Y
Y=3000+0.3X
By solving two equation above,
X=2000 and Y=3600
21. Specified order of Re-allocation
• Assume that service dept. costs are first allocated to S1 and then to
S2.
S1 S2
30*(100/80)
P1 20% 37.5%
P2 40% 37.5% 30*(100/80)
P3 10% 25.0% 20*(100/80)
S1 - -
S2 30% -
Total 100% 100%