Case on Process Costing) (submit as handwritten)
Examples on Process Costing ) FIFO method
The mixing department in COBE Company is using Process costing
system, the following information related to department:
Production:
Units in Process, August 1, 60% completion 20,000
Units completed and transferred out
40,000
Units in process, August 31, 35% completion
10,000
Costs:
Work- in process, Aug 1:
Direct Mat.
$ 30,000
Conversion Costs
3,000
Total WIP
33,000
Current costs:
Direct Mat. 50,000
Conversion Costs
4,000
Total current costs 54,000
(Note: Direct Mat. Is added at the beginning of production)
Using First in First out (FIFO) method:
Prepare physical flow schedule.
Calculate the Equivalent Units
Compute the Unit Cost
Calculate the Cost of ending work in process:, and Cost of goods
completed.
3.Unit direct material cost=
Unit conversion cost=
total Unit cost=
4. Costs accounted for:
Units transferred out:
Units, Beg. WIP:
From prior period
From current period
Units Started and completed
End. WIP:
DM
Conv. Cost
Total costs accounted for
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