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Accounting for Decision Making and Control 7th Edition by Jerold Zimmerman

Edition 7ISBN: 978-0078136726
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Accounting for Decision Making and Control 7th Edition by Jerold Zimmerman

Edition 7ISBN: 978-0078136726
Exercise 17
Murray Hill's Untimely Demise
Murray Hill was preparing the monthly report that allocates the three service department's (A, B, and C) costs to the three operating divisions (D1, D2, and D3) when he choked to death on a stale double cream-filled donut. You must step in and complete his step-down allocations. The three service departments (A, B, and C) have costs (before any cost allocation) of: Murray Hill's Untimely Demise  Murray Hill was preparing the monthly report that allocates the three service department's (A, B, and C) costs to the three operating divisions (D1, D2, and D3) when he choked to death on a stale double cream-filled donut. You must step in and complete his step-down allocations. The three service departments (A, B, and C) have costs (before any cost allocation) of:   The following table provides the percentage of utilization of each service department by the other service departments and the operating departments:   The step-down sequence is A, B, then C. Poor Murray allocated only A's costs before the donut did him in. His incomplete spreadsheet is:   Required:  a. Do Murray proud and complete the incomplete spreadsheet. Like Murray, round all cost allocations to the nearest dollar. b. If the company wants the cost allocations to most accurately capture the opportunity cost of resources consumed by the operating divisions, how should the service departments be ordered in the step-down method? The following table provides the percentage of utilization of each service department by the other service departments and the operating departments: Murray Hill's Untimely Demise  Murray Hill was preparing the monthly report that allocates the three service department's (A, B, and C) costs to the three operating divisions (D1, D2, and D3) when he choked to death on a stale double cream-filled donut. You must step in and complete his step-down allocations. The three service departments (A, B, and C) have costs (before any cost allocation) of:   The following table provides the percentage of utilization of each service department by the other service departments and the operating departments:   The step-down sequence is A, B, then C. Poor Murray allocated only A's costs before the donut did him in. His incomplete spreadsheet is:   Required:  a. Do Murray proud and complete the incomplete spreadsheet. Like Murray, round all cost allocations to the nearest dollar. b. If the company wants the cost allocations to most accurately capture the opportunity cost of resources consumed by the operating divisions, how should the service departments be ordered in the step-down method? The step-down sequence is A, B, then C.
Poor Murray allocated only A's costs before the donut did him in. His incomplete spreadsheet is: Murray Hill's Untimely Demise  Murray Hill was preparing the monthly report that allocates the three service department's (A, B, and C) costs to the three operating divisions (D1, D2, and D3) when he choked to death on a stale double cream-filled donut. You must step in and complete his step-down allocations. The three service departments (A, B, and C) have costs (before any cost allocation) of:   The following table provides the percentage of utilization of each service department by the other service departments and the operating departments:   The step-down sequence is A, B, then C. Poor Murray allocated only A's costs before the donut did him in. His incomplete spreadsheet is:   Required:  a. Do Murray proud and complete the incomplete spreadsheet. Like Murray, round all cost allocations to the nearest dollar. b. If the company wants the cost allocations to most accurately capture the opportunity cost of resources consumed by the operating divisions, how should the service departments be ordered in the step-down method? Required:
a. Do Murray proud and complete the incomplete spreadsheet. Like Murray, round all cost allocations to the nearest dollar.
b. If the company wants the cost allocations to most accurately capture the opportunity cost of resources consumed by the operating divisions, how should the service departments be ordered in the step-down method?
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