Compute for the total cost transferred to the next department using FIFO. ATOZ company's product is manufactured in two departments. Units are inspected at the end of the production process in the first department. Data related to the month of May are: WIP,beg (60% materials, 35% labor, and 25% FOH), 1,000 units; started in process this period, 9,000 units; WIP,end (100% materials, 75% labor and 50% FOH), 1,500 units. Cost data follows: WIP.beg P1,260 770 Cost this Month P36,240 10,780 21,725 Materials Labor FOH 1,400

Compute for the total cost transferred to the next department using FIFO. ATOZ company's product is manufactured in two departments. Units are inspected at the end of the production process in the first department. Data related to the month of May are: WIP,beg (60% materials, 35% labor, and 25% FOH), 1,000 units; started in process this period, 9,000 units; WIP,end (100% materials, 75% labor and 50% FOH), 1,500 units. Cost data follows: WIP.beg P1,260 770 Cost this Month P36,240 10,780 21,725 Materials Labor FOH 1,400

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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