Manufacturing Overhead Budget Manufacturing overhead includes all the cost of production other than labor and raw materials. So let's assume our variable manufacturing overhead to be 53 per labor hour. Let's further assume our monthly fixed manufacturing overhead is 52050 per month. So, included in our fixed overhead is $500 of depreciation. Remember depreciation is not a cash outlay, so we can deduct it from our local manufacturing overhead for cash purposes! Complete the following table and calculate the Total OH cost for Q1 and Q2 Mafg, OH Budget Budgeted direct labor hours 1,025 Variabl OH Rate 3 3 3 3 3 Variable manufacturing overhead 3,075 Fixed manufacturing overhead 2.050 2.050 2.050 2.050 8.200 Total OH Cost 11.275 A Total Annual manufacturing overhead B. Annual Budgeted direct labor hours Predetermined overhead rate for the year=A/B 1,025 11 So if you look at our previous budget for direct labor, the hours shown here on our manufacturing overhead budget come directly from that budget! The variable manufacturing overhead total is simply the hours multiplied by the rate. We now have the information needed to continue moving forward in our budgeting process! We also calculated our predetermined overhead rate for the year. Since manufacturing overhead is an indirect cost, we can't assign it to a particular product or job. Because we are using our direct labor hours as our allocation base, dividing the entire manufacturing overhead by the direct hours, gives us a dollar amount we can use, as an addition to the direct labor cost, for each hour worked. So, as an example, our direct labor cost per hour is $20 (as you remember from our direct labor budget). We an now add the $11 per hour manufacturing overhead to each hour worked as we price our products. This is a helpful calculation to spread out those costs that we cannot directly tie to a given product O $2.850 and $2.900 OS2.800 and $2.800 O $2.725 and $2.800 $2,800 and $2.950

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