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Units to account for | Transferred in | Direct Materials | Conversion | |
Beginning work in process | 0 | |||
Started during the month | 120000 | |||
Total units | 120000 | |||
Units accounted for | ||||
Transferred out | 74000 | n/a | 74000 | 74000 |
Ending WIP | 46000 | n/a | 46000 | 18400 |
Total units accounted for | 120000 | n/a | 120000 | 92400 |
COSTS | Transferred in | Direct Materials | Conversion | Total costs |
Costs to account for | n/a | |||
Beginning work in process | n/a | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Costs added during the period | n/a | 445200 | 242088 | 687288 |
Total costs to account for | n/a | 445200 | 242088 | 687288 |
Divided by Total EUP | n/a | 120000 | 92400 | |
Cost per equivalent unit | n/a | 3.71 | 2.62 | 6.33 |
Costs accounted for | n/a | |||
Completed and transferred out | n/a | 274540 | 193880 | 468420 |
Ending WIP | n/a | 170660 | 48208 | 218868 |
Total costs accounted for | n/a | 445200 | 242088 | 687288 |
2.
Work in Process a/c | |||
Op Bal | 0 | Transferred out | 468420 |
Direct Materials | 445200 | ||
Direct Labor | 109300 | ||
Manufacturing overheads | 132788 | ||
Cl Bal | 218868 |
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