Harvey Flavours (HF) produces flavouring for drink and desert products. One canister of their input...

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Harvey Flavours (HF) produces flavouring for drink and desert products. One canister of their input syrup is mixed with other ingredients and processed, and can produce 3 litres of desert topping and 9 litres of drink concentrate. In June 2019, HF bought 12,000 canisters of input syrup for $89,000. HF spent another $47,800 on other ingredients. The desert topping can be sold for $3.60 per litre and the drink concentrate can be sold for $4.80 per litre. HF also produces a premium mix product by further processing the desert topping at the splitoff point. The further processing costs $1.00 per litre of the desert topping, and yields one half liter of the premium mix for every liter of desert topping. The premium mix can be sold for $9.60 per litre. Required: Allocate the $136,800 joint cost to the desert topping and the drink concentrate using the following: a) The physical measure method (using liters) of joint cost allocation b) Sales vale at splitoff method of joint cost allocation c) The NRV method of joint cost allocation

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