Beg. Work in process Started & Completed Ending Work in process Total Whole Units FORMULA 2 FORMULA 3 FORMULA 3 Direct Mat. % Added During the Month FORMULA 5 FORMULA 6 FORMULA 7 Direct Mat. Equiv. Units FORMULA 8 FORMULA 9 FORMULA 10 Conversion% Added During Conversion Equiv. Units FORMULA 15 FORMULA 19 Beginning Direct Inventory Materials Conversion the Month FORMULA 12 FORMULA 13 FORMULA 14 FORMULA 16 FORMULA 20 FORMULA 22 FORMULA 25 FORMULA 23 FORMULA 26 FORMULA 17 FORMULA 21 FORMULA 24 FORMULA 27 $0 $0 $0 Total SO SO SO $0

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THIS IS A PRACTICE SHEET, NOT GRADED!

EXCEL STYLE. ANSWER WHERE IT SAYS FORMULA

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PROCESS/HOWSE
Data Section:
Work in process, beginning
Units completed during the months
Work in process, ending
Costs to account for:
Beginning work in process
Materials added
Conversion costs incurred
Total costs to be accounted for
Beg. Work in process
Started & Completed
Ending Work in process
Total
Whole Units
FORMULA 2
FORMULA 3
FORMULA 3
$
$
$
Units
60,000
210,000
30,000
Total
94,800
151,200
600,300
FORMULA 1
Direct Mat. %
Added During
the Month
FORMULA 5
FORMULA 6
FORMULA 7
Cost per
equivalent unit
Percent
Conversion
40%
70%
Direct Mat.
Equiv. Units
FORMULA 8
FORMULA 9
FORMULA 10
Direct Mat.
FORMULA 11
Conversion%
Added During
the Month
FORMULA 12
FORMULA 13
FORMULA 14
HINT:
Formulas in RED will be in units
Forumlas in BLUE will percentages
Formulas in GREEN will be in dollars
To find started and completed:
Completed units - beginning inventory
Started during the month - ending inventory
Cost assignment
Conversion Beginning
Equiv. Units Inventory
FORMULA 15 FORMULA 19
FORMULA 16 FORMULA 20
FORMULA 17 FORMULA 21
$0
Conversion
FORMULA 18
Direct
Materials Conversion
FORMULA 22 FORMULA 25
FORMULA 23 FORMULA 26
FORMULA 24 FORMULA 27
$0
$0
Total
SO
SO
SO
$0
Amount reported on the balance sheet as:
Finished goods inventory FORMULA 28
Work in Process inventory FORMULA 29
Transcribed Image Text:PROCESS/HOWSE Data Section: Work in process, beginning Units completed during the months Work in process, ending Costs to account for: Beginning work in process Materials added Conversion costs incurred Total costs to be accounted for Beg. Work in process Started & Completed Ending Work in process Total Whole Units FORMULA 2 FORMULA 3 FORMULA 3 $ $ $ Units 60,000 210,000 30,000 Total 94,800 151,200 600,300 FORMULA 1 Direct Mat. % Added During the Month FORMULA 5 FORMULA 6 FORMULA 7 Cost per equivalent unit Percent Conversion 40% 70% Direct Mat. Equiv. Units FORMULA 8 FORMULA 9 FORMULA 10 Direct Mat. FORMULA 11 Conversion% Added During the Month FORMULA 12 FORMULA 13 FORMULA 14 HINT: Formulas in RED will be in units Forumlas in BLUE will percentages Formulas in GREEN will be in dollars To find started and completed: Completed units - beginning inventory Started during the month - ending inventory Cost assignment Conversion Beginning Equiv. Units Inventory FORMULA 15 FORMULA 19 FORMULA 16 FORMULA 20 FORMULA 17 FORMULA 21 $0 Conversion FORMULA 18 Direct Materials Conversion FORMULA 22 FORMULA 25 FORMULA 23 FORMULA 26 FORMULA 24 FORMULA 27 $0 $0 Total SO SO SO $0 Amount reported on the balance sheet as: Finished goods inventory FORMULA 28 Work in Process inventory FORMULA 29
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Total costs can be calculated as follows:

Total costs = Beginning work in process + Materials added + Conversion costs incurred

Total costs = $94,800 + $151,200 + $600,300

Total costs = $846,300

 

To find out the cost assignment details, we need to calculate equivalent units of production for both direct materials and conversion costs.

 

Equivalent Units of Production:

Direct Materials:

Units completed = 210,000

Ending work in process = 30,000 * 70% = 21,000 units

Total equivalent units of production for direct materials = Units completed + Ending work in process = 210,000 + 21,000 = 231,000 units

Conversion Costs:

Beginning work in process = 60,000 * 40% = 24,000 units

Units completed = 210,000

Ending work in process = 30,000 * 70% = 21,000 units

Total equivalent units of production for conversion costs = Beginning work in process + Units completed + Ending work in process = 24,000 + 210,000 + 21,000 = 255,000 units

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