Statement of computation of Net Realizable values | ||
Particulars | Super | Deluxe |
Sales value after completion | 924000 | 3207600 |
Sales revenue from generic | 190080 | 0 |
Separate processing cost: | ||
Dept B | 234000 | 0 |
Dept C | 820000 | |
Dept D | 99000 | 0 |
Additional processing cost for Generic | 51600 | 0 |
Approx Net Realizable values | 729480 | 2387600 |
Therefore Allocation of Joint cost of $314,948:
12 West Coast Designs produces three products: super, deluxe, and generic. Super and deluxe are its...
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