Complete FIFO basis unit computation and cost derived - step by step to follow
Physical Unit | Direct Material($) | Conversion cost($) | Total ($) | |
Work In process | 1,350 | 966 | 711 | 1,677 |
( Nov) | ||||
Goods unit completed and Transferred | 8,800 | |||
Normal Spoilage | 80 | |||
AbNormal Spoilage | 50 | |||
Work in Process | 1,700 | |||
Total Cost added | 10,302 | 30,055 | 40,357 | |
Total Unit (a) | 10,630 |
FIFO Method - Number of Units | |||
Physical Unit | Direct Material | Conversion cost | |
Work In process | 1,350 | ||
( Start) | |||
Added during the period | 9,280 | ||
Total Unit ( a) - above | |||
Less- Opening WIP | |||
Total Number of Units | 10,630 | ||
Allocation of Unit -% consider | |||
Start WIP | |||
Unit * (100%-45%)- Conversion | 1,350 | 743 | |
Unit -1350 | |||
45% - given in Question | |||
Goods units Transferred | |||
8800- 1350 ( cosnidered already) | 7,450 | 7,450 | 7,450 |
(100% allocation) | |||
Normal Spoilage | 80 | 80 | 80 |
80*100% , 80*100% | |||
AbNormal Spoilage | 50 | 50 | 50 |
50*100% , 50*100% | |||
Ending WIP | 1,700 | 1,700 | 595 |
1700 Unit ( as above ) | |||
1700*100%- Material | |||
1700*35%- Conversion | |||
Total Number of Units | 10,630 | ||
Equivalent unit | 9,280 | 8,918 |
Cost- FIFO | ||||
Direct Material($) | Conversion cost($) | Total Production cost($) | Source | |
Start of Cost | 966 | 711 | 1,677 | ( as per Question) |
Cost added | 10,302 | 30,055 | 40,357 | ( as per Question) |
Total Cost(a) | 11,268 | 30,766 | 42,034 | |
Number of Unit (b) | 9,280 | 8,918 | ( as derived above) | |
Rate / per unit(a/b) | 1.21 | 3.45 | ( Total cost/ Unit ) | |
Assignement of cost | ||||
Cost completed and Transfer | ||||
7450 Unit | 9,045.97 | 25,703.02 | 34,749 | ( derived -7450*rate per unit ) |
Closing WIP Unit(c) | 1,700 | 595 | ( as derived above) | |
Rate / per unit(a/b) | 1.21 | 3.45 | ||
WIP cost(c*b) | 2,064 | 2,053 | 4,117 | |
Abnormal + Normal Loss(d) | 130 | 130 | ( as derived above)='80+50 | |
Cost(d*b) | 157.85 | 448.51 | 606 | ( derived) |
Opneing Wip(e) | ||||
( conversioncost) | 743 | ( as derived above) | ||
Cost( e*b) | 2,561.7 | 2,562 | ( derived) | |
Total Cost allocated | 42,034 | |||
Allocated completed |
All number back up - mentioned in Source file . Derived number based on Multiplication ( also highlighted as above like a*b , c*b etc)
Complete analysis of FIFO base of Inventory - allocation of Unit as well as allocation of cost derived step by step as above .
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