Principles of Cost Accounting
Principles of Cost Accounting
17th Edition
ISBN: 9781305087408
Author: Edward J. Vanderbeck, Maria R. Mitchell
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 6, Problem 4P

Akron Manufacturing Co. manufactures a cement-sealing compound called Seal-Rite. The process requires that the product pass through three departments. In Dept. 1, all materials are put into production at the beginning of the process; in Dept. 2, materials are put into production evenly throughout the process; and in Dept. 3, all materials are put into production at the end of the process. In each department, it is assumed that the labor and factory overhead are applied evenly throughout the process.

At the end of January, the production reports for the month show the following:

Chapter 6, Problem 4P, Akron Manufacturing Co. manufactures a cement-sealing compound called Seal-Rite. The process , example  1

Chapter 6, Problem 4P, Akron Manufacturing Co. manufactures a cement-sealing compound called Seal-Rite. The process , example  2

Required:

  1. 1. Prepare a cost of production summary for each department for January, using the weighted average cost method.
  2. 2. Prepare the journal entries to record the January transactions.
  3. 3. Prepare a statement of cost of goods manufactured for the month ended January 31.

1.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Prepare a cost of production summary for each department for the month January by using the weighted average method.

Explanation of Solution

Prepare a cost of production summary for Department 1.

A M Co.
Cost of production summary
Department 1
For the month ended January 31
ParticularsAmount($)Amount($)
Cost of production for month:  
Materials $22,500
Labor 7,200
Factory overhead 10,800
Total costs accounted for $40,500
Unit output for month:  
Materials:  
Finished and transferred to Department 2 during month 40,000
Equivalent units of work-in process, end of month (10,000 units, 1/3 complete) 10,000
Total equivalent production 50,000
Labor and factory overhead  
Finished and transferred to Department 2 during month 40,000
Equivalent units of work-in process, end of month (10,000 units, 1/3 complete) 5,000
Total equivalent production 45,000
Unit cost for month:  
Materials ($22,50050,000) $0.45
Labor ($7,20045,000) 0.16
Factory overhead ($10,80045,000) 0.24
Total $0.85
Inventory cost:  
Cost of goods finished and transferred to department 2 during month (40,000×$0.85) $34,000
Cost of work-in process, end of month:  
Materials (10,000×$0.45)$4,500 
Labor (10,000×1/2×$0.16)800 
Factory overhead (10,000×1/2×$0.24)1,2006,500
Total production costs accounted for $40,500

Table (1)

Prepare a cost of production summary for Department 2.

A M Co.
Cost of production summary
Department 2
For the month ended January 31
ParticularsAmount($)Amount($)Amount($)
Cost of goods received from dept. 1. during month  $34,000
Cost of production for month:   
Materials $23,200 
Labor 14,500 
Factory overhead 14,50052,200
Total costs accounted for  $86,200
Unit output for month:   
Materials, labor, and factory overhead   
Finished and transferred to Department 3 during month 30,000 
Finished and on hand 5,00035,000
Equivalent units of work-in process, end of month (5,000 units, 1/4 complete)  1,250
Total equivalent production  36,250
Unit cost for month:   
Materials ($23,20036,250)  $0.64
Labor ($14,50036,250)  0.4
Factory overhead ($14,50036,250)  0.4
Total  $1.44
Inventory cost:   
Cost of goods finished and transferred to department 3 during month   
Cost in department 1 (30,000×$0.85) $25,500 
Cost in department 2 (30,000×$1.44) 43,200$68,700
Cost of goods finished and on hand:   
Cost in Dept. 1 (5,000 × $.85) $4,250 
Cost in Dept. 2 (5,000 × $1.44)  7,20011,450
Cost of work-in process, end of month:   
Cost in dept. 1. (5,000×$0.85) $4,250 
Cost in dept. 2:   
Materials (5,000×1/4×$0.64)$800  
Labor (5,000×1/4×$0.40)500  
Factory overhead (5,000×1/4×$0.40)5001,8006,050
Total production costs accounted for  $86,200

Table (2)

Prepare a cost of production summary for Department 3.

A M Co.
Cost of production summary
Department 3
For the month ended January 31
ParticularsAmount($)Amount($)Amount($)
Cost of goods received from dept. 2. during month  $68,700
Cost of production for month:   
Materials $19,600 
Labor 11,800 
Factory overhead 8,85040,250
Total costs accounted for  $108,950
Unit output for month:   
Materials:   
Finished and transferred to finished goods during the month  28,000
Equivalent units of work-in process, end of month  0
Total equivalent production  28,000
Labor and factory overhead:   
Finished and transferred to finished goods during the month  28,000
Equivalent units of work-in process, end of month (2,000 units, 3/4 completed)  1,500
Total equivalent production  29,500
Unit cost for month:   
Materials ($19,60028,000)  $0.70
Labor ($11,80029,500)  0.4
Factory overhead ($8,85029,500)  0.3
Total  $1.40
Inventory cost:   
Cost of goods finished and transferred to finished during month   
Cost in department 1 (28,000×$0.85) $23,800 
Cost in department 2 (28,000×$1.44) 40,320 
Cost in department 3 (28,000×$1.40) 39,200$103,320
Cost of work-in process, end of month:   
Cost in dept. 1. (5,000×$0.85) $1,700 
Cost in dept. 2: (2,000×$1.44) 2,880 
Cost in dept. 3:   
Materials0  
Labor (2,000×3/4×$0.40)$600  
Factory overhead  (2,000×3/4×$0.30)4501,0505,630
Total production costs accounted for  $108,950

Table (3)

Summary from cost of production reports:

ParticularsAmount($)Amount($)
Materials:  
Dept. 1 $22,500 
Dept. 223,200 
Dept. 319,600$65,300
Labor:  
Dept. 1$7,200 
Dept. 214,500 
Dept. 311,80033,500
Factory overhead:  
Dept. 1$10,800 
Dept. 214,500 
Dept. 38,85034,150
Total production costs for January $ 132,950
Deduct work in process, end of month:  
Dept. 1$6,500 
Dept. 2 ($11,450 + $6,050)17,500 
Dept. 35,63029,630
Cost of production, goods fully manufactured during January $103,320

Table (4)

2.

Expert Solution
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To determine

Prepare the journal entry to record the transaction.

Explanation of Solution

Prepare the journal entry to record the transaction.

ParticularsPost ref.Debit($)Credit($)
Work in process Dept. 1 22,500 
Work in process Dept. 2 23,200 
Work in process Dept. 3 19,600 
      Materials  65,300
(To record the materials transaction)   
Work in process Dept. 1 7,200 
Work in process Dept. 2 14,500 
Work in process Dept. 3 11,800 
      Payroll  33,500
(To record the payroll transaction)   
Work in process Dept. 1 10,800 
Work in process Dept. 2 14,500 
Work in process Dept. 3 8,850 
      Factory overhead  34,150
(To record the factory overhead)   
Work in process Dept. 2 34,000 
     Work in process Dept. 1  34,000
(To record the goods transferred to department 2)   
Work in process Dept. 3 68,700 
     Work in process Dept. 2  68,700
(To record the goods transferred to department 3)   
Finished goods 1,03,320 
     Work in process Dept. 3  1,03,320
(To record the goods transferred to finished goods)   

Table (5)

3.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Prepare a statement of cost of goods manufactured for the January month.

Explanation of Solution

Prepare a statement of cost of goods manufactured.

A M Co.
Statement of cost of goods manufactured
For the month end January
ParticularsAmount($)
Materials$65,300
Labor33,500
Factory overhead34,150
Total manufacturing cost$132,950
Add: Work in process inventory, January 10
 $132,950
Less: Work in process inventory, January 3129,630
Cost of goods manufactured during the month$103,320

Table (6)

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