Lamberton Industries uses process costing. All of the company’s manufacturing activities take place in a single processing department. The following information was available for the month of July: Direct materials $ 90,000 Direct labor 37,000 Manufacturing overhead applied 51,000 Total costs to account for in July $ 178,000 Partially completed units in July’s beginning and ending work in process inventories were considered immaterial and were assigned no dollar value. During July, 50,000 units were completed, of which 45,000 were sold on account at $16 per unit. Required: Complete a production cost report for Lamberton Industries for the month of July. Note: Do not round intermediate calculations.

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Lamberton Industries uses process costing. All of the company’s manufacturing activities take place in a single processing department. The following information was available for the month of July:

Direct materials $ 90,000
Direct labor 37,000
Manufacturing overhead applied 51,000
Total costs to account for in July $ 178,000

Partially completed units in July’s beginning and ending work in process inventories were considered immaterial and were assigned no dollar value. During July, 50,000 units were completed, of which 45,000 were sold on account at $16 per unit.

Required:

Complete a production cost report for Lamberton Industries for the month of July.

Note: Do not round intermediate calculations.

**LAMBERTON INDUSTRIES**

**Production Cost Report**

**For the Month of July**

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**Part I. Physical Flow**

- **Inputs:**
  - Beginning WIP
  - Started

_Total Units to account for:_

- **Outputs:**
  - Units completed
  - Ending WIP

_Total Units accounted for: 0_

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**Part II. Equivalent Units**

- **Based on monthly input:**
  - Beginning WIP
  - Units started

_Equivalent units of input:_
- Direct Materials: 0
- Conversion Costs: 0

- **Based on monthly output:**
  - Units completed
  - Ending WIP

_Equivalent units of output:_
- Direct Materials: 0
- Conversion Costs: 0

---

**Part III. Cost Per Equivalent Unit**

- **Input costs:**
  - Divide by equivalent units

_Costs per equivalent unit:_
- Total Unit Cost: $0.000
- Direct Materials: 0
- Conversion Costs: 0

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**Part IV. Total Cost Assignment**

- **Costs to account for:**
  - Cost of beginning WIP
  - Cost added during the period
  
_Total cost to account for: $0_

**Costs accounted for:**

- Cost of goods transferred
  - Beginning WIP last period
  - Beginning WIP this period
  - Started and completed

_Total cost transferred: $0_

- Add ending WIP

_Total cost accounted for: $0_

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**Description of Graphs/Diagrams:**

The report layout includes tables dividing inputs, outputs, equivalent units, cost per equivalent unit, and total cost assignment. Each section breaks down the components into Direct Materials and Conversion Costs, listing calculations for total units and costs. There are blank spaces indicating data entry points, and the completion of calculations relies on these inputs.
Transcribed Image Text:**LAMBERTON INDUSTRIES** **Production Cost Report** **For the Month of July** --- **Part I. Physical Flow** - **Inputs:** - Beginning WIP - Started _Total Units to account for:_ - **Outputs:** - Units completed - Ending WIP _Total Units accounted for: 0_ --- **Part II. Equivalent Units** - **Based on monthly input:** - Beginning WIP - Units started _Equivalent units of input:_ - Direct Materials: 0 - Conversion Costs: 0 - **Based on monthly output:** - Units completed - Ending WIP _Equivalent units of output:_ - Direct Materials: 0 - Conversion Costs: 0 --- **Part III. Cost Per Equivalent Unit** - **Input costs:** - Divide by equivalent units _Costs per equivalent unit:_ - Total Unit Cost: $0.000 - Direct Materials: 0 - Conversion Costs: 0 --- **Part IV. Total Cost Assignment** - **Costs to account for:** - Cost of beginning WIP - Cost added during the period _Total cost to account for: $0_ **Costs accounted for:** - Cost of goods transferred - Beginning WIP last period - Beginning WIP this period - Started and completed _Total cost transferred: $0_ - Add ending WIP _Total cost accounted for: $0_ --- **Description of Graphs/Diagrams:** The report layout includes tables dividing inputs, outputs, equivalent units, cost per equivalent unit, and total cost assignment. Each section breaks down the components into Direct Materials and Conversion Costs, listing calculations for total units and costs. There are blank spaces indicating data entry points, and the completion of calculations relies on these inputs.
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