Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts
Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts
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ISBN: 9781259569197
Author: Thomas P Edmonds, Christopher Edmonds, Bor-Yi Tsay, Philip R Olds
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 12, Problem 21PSB

a.

To determine

Prepare a cost of production report for the Compression Department for June.

a.

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Production Cost Report:

A report which gives information about the total units produced and total cost incurred during the production process is called production cost report. This report is useful for the management of the company to take decision regarding production and the measure for cost control.

Prepare a cost of production report for the Compression Department for June as follows:

SG
Cost of Production Report
Compression Department
For the month  Ended June 30, 2018
Equivalent Units
Quantities:Actual units
Beginning inventory10,000
Units added to production52,000
Total to be accounted for62,000
Quantities:Whole units (A)Percent to Complete (B)Total (A × B)
Transferred out46,000100%46,000
Add: Ending inventory16,00025%4,000
Total accounted for62,00050,000
Cost per unit
ParticularsAmount
Beginning inventory$6,000
Add: Cost added to production$304,000
Total cost to be accounted for (1)$310,000
Equivalent units (2)50,000
Cost per unit (1 ÷ 2)$6.20
Cost allocation
Cost of finishing department$285,200
Add: Ending inventory$24,800
Total allocated cost$310,000

Table (1)

Working notes:

Calculate transferred out.

Transferred out (units)=Beginning inventory +Units added to productionEnding inventory= 10,000units +52,000 units 16,000units=46,000units

(1)

Calculate cost added to production.

Cost added to production =Materials + Labor+Overhead=84,000+$40,000+$180,000= $304,000

(2)

Calculate total allocated cost.

Total allocated cost =Finishing department cost + Ending inventory cost[(46,000units ×$6.20)+(4,000units ×$6.20)]=$285,200+$24,800=$310,000

(3)

b.

To determine

Prepare cost of production report for the Finishing Department for June.

b.

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Prepare cost of production report for the Finishing Department for June.

SG
Cost of Production Report
Finishing Department
For the month  Ended June 30, 2018
Equivalent Units
Quantities:Actual units
Beginning inventory3,600
Units added to production (from conversion)46,000
Total to be accounted for49,600
Quantities:Whole units (A)Percent to Complete (B)Total (A × B)
Transferred out40,000100%40,000
Add: Ending inventory9,60080%7,680
Total accounted for49,60047,680
Cost per unit
ParticularsAmount
Beginning inventory$28,800
Add: Cost transferred in$285,200
         Cost added to production$186,640
Total cost to be accounted for (1)$500,640
Equivalent units (2)47,680
Cost per unit (1 ÷ 2)$10.50
Cost allocation
Cost of finishing department$420,000
Add: Ending inventory$80,640
Total allocated cost$500,640

Table (2)

Working notes:

Calculate transferred out.

Transferred out (units)=Beginning inventory +Units added to productionEnding inventory= 3,600units +46,000 units 9,600units=40,000units

(4)

Calculate cost added to production.

Cost added to production =Materials + Labor+Overhead=36,240+$26,400+$124,000= $186,640

(5)

Calculate total allocated cost.

Total allocated cost =Finishing department cost + Ending inventory cost[(40,000units ×$10.50)+(7,680units ×$10.50)]=$420,000+$80,640=$500,640

(6)

c.

To determine

Calculate the company’s gross margin for June, if 24,000 units are sold for $320,000 in June.

c.

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Calculate gross margin.

Gross margin=Sales revenue Cost of goods sold=$320,000(24,000units×$10.50per unit)=$320,000$252,000=$68,000

If company SG sold 24,000 units for $320,000 means, gross margin of the company SG is $68,000.

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