Business, 15.11.2019 21:31, jesh0975556

Potthast company uses a two-stage system to allocate its overhead to products. the company uses machine hours in the fabrication department and direct labor hours in the assembly department to allocate overhead costs to work-in-process. during the current year, the company incurred $50,000 of overhead costs in the fabrication department and $75,000 of overhead costs in the assembly department. the company also reported the following results in the production of its standard and deluxe bicycles. standard deluxemachine hours (fabrication) 1,000 4,000direct labor hours (assembly) 4,000 6,000using a two-stage cost allocation, how much overhead should be allocated to the production of deluxe bicycles in the current year? a) $50,000b) $40,000c) none of these. d) $85,000e) $75,000

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