can someone please explain this problem in detail?step by step?
1] | The first step is to layout the units to be accounted for. There were 6800 units in the beginning | |||||
WIP and units added are 24200, making it a total of 31,000 units. These units are whole units in | ||||||
that the extent of processing done is not highlighted. These are shown below: | ||||||
Work in process, Beginning | 6800 | |||||
Units added during the period | 24200 | |||||
Total units to be accounted for | 31000 | |||||
2] | The next step is to find how the above units have been processed. That is how many units have been | |||||
processed fully and how many are partly processed [ending WIP units]. Here, the completed units | ||||||
are 27300 [31000-3700]. | ||||||
On the right hand side, the EUP are calculated, that is whether the processing is complete or if not, | ||||||
how much proportion of the units are completed. In other words, in respect of partially completed | ||||||
units , what is the equivalent in terms of completed units. This is separately calculated for | ||||||
material and conversion costs. | ||||||
Here, weighted average method is used, which, assumes that the beginning WIP units [6800] have been | ||||||
completed fully in this period [the % completed in the previous period is ignored]. Thus, the total units | ||||||
completed during the period = 27300 [which includes the beginning WIP of 6800 units]. These would | ||||||
have an EUP for materials and conversion of 27300 Units. | ||||||
With respect to the beginning WIP, it is 100% complete with respect to materials and 45% complete | ||||||
with respect to conversion costs. Hence, EUP for ending WIP is 3700 & 1665. | ||||||
Units to be assigned costs: | ||||||
Equivalent Units of Production [EUP] | ||||||
Whole Units | Direct Materials | Conversion | ||||
Units completed during the period | 27300 | 27300 | 27300 | |||
Ending, work in process | 3700 | 3700 | 1665 | |||
Total units to be assigned costs | 31000 | 31000 | 28965 | |||
3] | Cost Information: | |||||
The next step is to accumulate the total costs incurred, which includes the cost of the beginning WIP. | ||||||
After that, the cost per equivalent unit is calculated by dividing the total cost accumulated with the EUP | ||||||
separately for Materials and conversion cost. | ||||||
Cost per equivalent unit: | ||||||
Direct Materials | Conversion | Total Cost | ||||
Beginning working in process | $ 45,000 | $ 27,450 | $ 72,450 | |||
Costs added during the month | $ 1,87,500 | $ 1,52,133 | $ 3,39,633 | |||
Total costs to be accounted for | $ 2,32,500 | $ 1,79,583 | $ 4,12,083 | |||
Total equivalent units | 31000 | 28965 | ||||
Cost per equivalent unit | $ 7.50 | $ 6.20 | ||||
Costs assigned to production: | ||||||
4] | The final step is to assign costs separately for units completed and ending WIP, with break up for materials | |||||
and conversion costs. This is done below: | ||||||
Direct Materials | Conversion | Total | ||||
Cost of units completed and transferred | $ 2,04,750 | $ 1,69,260 | $ 3,74,010 | |||
[27300*7.5] | [27300*6.2] | |||||
Ending work in process inventory | $ 27,750 | $ 10,323 | $ 38,073 | |||
[3700*7.5] | [1665*6.2] | |||||
Total costs assigned | $ 2,32,500 | $ 1,79,583 | $ 4,12,083 | |||
5] | The total costs to be accounted for and the total costs accounted for should agree. |
can someone please explain this problem in detail?step by step? MGT 5 - MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING PROBLEM...
can someone explain why this is the case? MGT 5 - MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING PROBLEM 2 GIVEN: VARIABLE COST/UNIT FIXED COSTS/UNIT UNITS 22,500 FIXED COSTS INCREASE BY 25% AT 23,000 UNITS REQUIRED: TOTAL COST PER/UNIT AT 25,000 UNITS 15.00 4.50 19.50 REQUIRED: TOTAL COST PER/UNIT AT 30,000 UNITS ANSWER VC/UNIT FC/UNIT TC/UNIT ANSWER VC/UNIT FC/UNIT TC/UNIT ANSWER 600,000 15.00 3.75 18.75 REQUIRED: TOTAL COSTS AT 32,500 UNITS