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Budgeted number of procedures
Budgeted cost per service
* Allocated overhead = Budgeted overhead rate × Technician labor costs
= $1.60 × Technician labor costs
2. Budgeted Information
Cleaning minutes per procedure
Minutes for each procedure
Activity Rate
(4) = (1) ÷ (3)
Total number
of procedures
Total dollars
of depreciation
$0.15625 per dollar of depreciation
$1.47059 per cleaning minute
$0.588235 per procedure minute
Allocated activity costs:
Administration
($1.47059 × 3,842; 4,352; 2,924;
2,482)
Maintenance
$0.15625 × $42,240; $256,000;
424,960; 876,800)
Sanitation
($1.47059 × 19,210; 21,760; 43,860;
86,870)
Utilities
($0.58862 × 19,210; 65,280; 73,100;
99,280)
Budgeted number of procedures
Budgeted cost per service
3. Using the disaggregated activity-based costing data, managers can see that the MRI actually
costs substantially more and x-rays, ultrasounds, and CT scans substantially less than the
traditional system indicated. In particular, the MRI activity generates a lot of maintenance activity
and sanitation activity. Managers should examine the use of these two activities to search for ways
to reduce the activity consumption and ultimately its cost.