Factory Overhead Controllable Variance
Bellingham Company produced 3,700 units of product that required
1.5 standard hours per unit. The standard variable overhead cost
per unit is $5.00 per hour. The actual variable factory overhead
was $28,420. Determine the variable factory overhead controllable
variance. Enter a favorable variance as a negative number using a
minus sign and an unfavorable variance as a positive number.
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Ans. | Variable overehad controllable variance = Actual variable overhead cost - Standard variable overhead cost | ||
$28,420 - $27,750 | |||
$670 | (or $670 unfavorable) | ||
*CALCULATIONS: | |||
Standard hours = Actual output * standard hours per unit of output | |||
3,700 units * 1.5 hours per unit | |||
5,550 hours | |||
Standard variable overhead cost = Standard hours * Standard rate | |||
5,550 * $5.00 | |||
$27,750 | |||
*If the standard cost is higher than the actual it means the variance is favorable. | |||
*If the standard cost is less than the actual it means the variance is unfavorable. | |||
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