Question 2
Nola Apparels Limited produces fashionable clothes for all ages through two processes; cutting and assembly materials undergo these processes in cutting and assembly departments. At the beginning of August 2020, the cutting process has opening WIP of 200 units at $8 102 and its breakdown was:
Degree of completion $
Materials 100% 4 950
Labour 30% 968
Overheads 20% 2 184
Total 8 102
In August 2020, 1 000 units of materials were added to the cutting process. Due to limitations of the cutting machine, 10% of materials added to the cutting process were expected to become loss with a scrap value of $10 per unit. It is the company’s cost accounting policy to deduct the scrap value of normal losses from the cost of materials in the current process. By end of August, 940 units of finished cutting process were transferred out to the next process: assembly. 100 units remained in closing WIP and their degrees of completion of individual inputs were:
Materials 100%
Labour 60%
Overheads 40%
Costs incurred in August were:
Materials $20 700
Labour $5 074
Overheads $10 920
REQUIRED: |
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Prepare the process report for August 2020 using the weighted average method showing the following: |
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2.1 |
Quantity statement (inclusive of equivalent units) |
2.2 |
Production cost statement per unit |
2.3 |
Cost allocation statement |
2.4 |
Journal entries to record:
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2.5 |
Cutting Process account |
2.1 | Quantity Statement: | |
Opening Balance | 200 Units | |
Material purchase during month | 1000 Units | |
Work in process at end | 100 Units | |
Finished Stock | 940 Units | |
Wastage or loss (200+1000+100-940) |
360 |
2.2 | Production Cost per unit | Amount in $ | |
Cost of 200 Units | |||
Material | 100% of 4950 | 4950 | |
Labour | 30% of 968 | 290.4 | |
Overheads | 20% of 2184 | 436.8 | |
Total Cost | 5677.2 | ||
Cost of 1000 Units during Aug. | |||
Material | 100% of 20700 | 20700 | |
Labour | 60% of 5074 | 3044.4 | |
Overheads | 40% of 10920 | 4368 | |
28112.4 | |||
Total Cost of Finished Units | 5677.2+28112.4 | 33789.6 | |
Cost per unit | (33789.6/940) | 35.95 | |
Approx Cost per unit will be | $36 |
Answer for 2.3:
2.4 Journal Entries | |||
a) | For Raw Material Requisition by cutting Department |
Debit (In $) |
Credit (In $) |
Material account Debit | 2070 | ||
To cutting Department | 2070 | ||
(10% of 20700) | |||
b) | Transfer from cutting department | ||
Cutting Department account debit | 2070 | ||
T o Profit & Loss A/c (Loss) | 2070 |
2.5 Cutting Process A/c | |||
Debit (in $) |
Credit (In $) |
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To Profit & Loss Account | 2070 | By Work in Process | 8102 |
To Finished goods | 6032 | ||
8102 | 8102 |
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