3 4 Problem 4-3 Flow of units and equivalent units calculation 6 September 2019 Production 7 Equivalent units Where do the units come from? Where do the units go? 8 % work done Direct materials % work done Conversion costs 9 Beginning inventory Started Completed/transferred $ 10 Ending inventory 11 $ $ $ $ Total Total 12 13 Beginning inventory will be completed and transferred, and units started may either be completed and transferred, or remain in ending inventory. 14 15 16 Product cost report 17 18 Direct materials Conversion costs 19 Beginning inventory 20 21 Current Total costs to account for 22 $ 23 Total equivalent units 24 25 Average cost/equivalent unit 26 27 Where do the costs go? 28 29 Completed/transferred: Direct materials Conversion costs Cost of goods manufactured Ending inventory: Direct materials 30 31 32 $ 33 34 35 Conversion costs 36 Cost of ending inventory 37 Total costs allocated 38 39 40
3 4 Problem 4-3 Flow of units and equivalent units calculation 6 September 2019 Production 7 Equivalent units Where do the units come from? Where do the units go? 8 % work done Direct materials % work done Conversion costs 9 Beginning inventory Started Completed/transferred $ 10 Ending inventory 11 $ $ $ $ Total Total 12 13 Beginning inventory will be completed and transferred, and units started may either be completed and transferred, or remain in ending inventory. 14 15 16 Product cost report 17 18 Direct materials Conversion costs 19 Beginning inventory 20 21 Current Total costs to account for 22 $ 23 Total equivalent units 24 25 Average cost/equivalent unit 26 27 Where do the costs go? 28 29 Completed/transferred: Direct materials Conversion costs Cost of goods manufactured Ending inventory: Direct materials 30 31 32 $ 33 34 35 Conversion costs 36 Cost of ending inventory 37 Total costs allocated 38 39 40
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Riley Manufacturing Corporation produces a cosmetic product in three consecutive processes. The costs of Department 1 for May 2019 were as follows:
Cost of beginning inventory | ||
Direct materials | $9800 | |
Conversion costs | $16,480 | |
Costs added in Department 1: | ||
Direct materials | $295,120 | |
Direct labor | $298,550 | |
Manufacturing |
$203,130 | $796,800 |
Department 1 handled the following units during May:
Units in process, May 1, 2019 | 2000 |
Units started in Department 1 | 40,000 |
Units transferred to Department 2 | 39,000 |
Units in process, May 31, 2019 | 3000 |
On average, the May 1 units were 30% complete. The May 31 units were 60% complete. Materials are added at the beginning of the process, and conversion costs occur evenly throughout the process in Department 1. Riley uses the weighted average method for
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4 Problem 4-3
Flow of units and equivalent units calculation
6
September 2019 Production
7
Equivalent units
Where do the units come from?
Where do the units go?
8
% work done
Direct materials % work done
Conversion costs
9
Beginning inventory
Started
Completed/transferred
$
10
Ending inventory
11
$
$
$
$
Total
Total
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13
Beginning inventory will be completed and transferred, and units started may either be completed and transferred, or remain in ending inventory.
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15
16
Product cost report
17
18
Direct materials Conversion costs
19
Beginning inventory
20
21
Current
Total costs to account for
22
$
23
Total equivalent units
24
25
Average cost/equivalent unit
26
27
Where do the costs go?
28
29
Completed/transferred:
Direct materials
Conversion costs
Cost of goods manufactured
Ending inventory:
Direct materials
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35
Conversion costs
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Cost of ending inventory
37
Total costs allocated
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4 Problem 4-3
Flow of units and equivalent units calculation
6
September 2019 Production
7
Equivalent units
Where do the units come from?
Where do the units go?
8
% work done
Direct materials % work done
Conversion costs
9
Beginning inventory
Started
Completed/transferred
$
10
Ending inventory
11
$
$
$
$
Total
Total
12
13
Beginning inventory will be completed and transferred, and units started may either be completed and transferred, or remain in ending inventory.
14
15
16
Product cost report
17
18
Direct materials Conversion costs
19
Beginning inventory
20
21
Current
Total costs to account for
22
$
23
Total equivalent units
24
25
Average cost/equivalent unit
26
27
Where do the costs go?
28
29
Completed/transferred:
Direct materials
Conversion costs
Cost of goods manufactured
Ending inventory:
Direct materials
30
31
32
$
33
34
35
Conversion costs
36
Cost of ending inventory
37
Total costs allocated
38
39
40
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