Cost per unit of Beginning Inventory: | ||||
Material | 7 | |||
Labour | 2 | |||
Overheads | 4 | |||
Cost per unit of Beginning Inventory: | 13 | |||
Cost per unit of Current Production: | ||||
Material | 8 | |||
Labour | 2 | |||
Overheads | 4 | |||
Cost per unit of Current Production: | 14 | |||
Ending inventory of FG: | ||||
Beginning inventory units | 9400 | |||
Add: Units produced | 22500 | |||
Total units available | 31900 | |||
Less: Units sold | 24500 | |||
Ending inventory units | 7400 | |||
Multiply: Cost per unit | 14 | |||
(at current cost per unit due to FIFO) | ||||
Ending inventory value | 103600 | |||
Cost of goods sold: | ||||
Beginning inventory (9400*13) | 122200 | |||
Add: Produced (22500*14) | 315000 | |||
Total cost | 437200 | |||
Less: Ending inventory | 103600 | |||
Cost of goods sold: | 333600 | |||
Req 1. | ||||
Gross Profit: | ||||
Sales revenue (24500*16) | 392000 | |||
Less: Cost of goods sold | 333600 | |||
Gross Profit: | 58400 | |||
Req 2. | ||||
Ending inventory of FG: | ||||
Beginning inventory units | 9400 | |||
Add: Units produced | 22500 | |||
Total units available | 31900 | |||
Less: Units sold | 24500 | |||
Ending inventory units | 7400 | |||
Multiply: Cost per unit | 14 | |||
(at current cost per unit due to FIFO) | ||||
Ending inventory value | 103600 | |||
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