Provided a Single Allocation Base Is Used, Jobs Are Typically

question 26

Multiple Choice

Provided a single allocation base is used, jobs are typically overcosted if

• A)jobs consume proportionately less of the indirect activity but is reported to have higher cost.
• B)jobs require more employees.
• C)jobs consume proportionately more of the indirect activity and is reported to have higher cost.
• D)jobs consume proportionately more of the indirect activity but is reported to have lower cost.
• E)jobs cannot be overcosted; only products or service can be overcosted.

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Definitions:

Machine-Hours

The total hours that machines are in operation during a specific period used as a measure for allocating costs or determining efficiency.

Job-Order Costing System

A costing method used to calculate the costs associated with individual jobs or orders, tracking direct labor, direct materials, and manufacturing overhead per job.

Predetermined Overhead Rate

It is a rate used to allocate estimated overhead costs to cost objects based on a chosen activity base, calculated before the period begins.

Machine-Hours

A measure of the amount of time a machine is used during the production process.