DPC manufactures medical testing strips in a continuous process environment. Direct materials are added at the beginning of the process. Conversion costs are added throughout the manufacturing process. The manufacturer has a computer-aided quality control step that rejects 1.5% of the production for defects. Requirements: Compute the numbers for normal and abnormal spoilage. Compute the equivalent units. Compute the cost per unit completed and transferred out of the process. Summarize the total costs to account for, compute the cost per equivalent units, and assign costs.
Dekalb Processing Company (DPC) | |||
DPC manufactures medical testing strips. This is a continous Process enviroment. | |||
Direct Material are added at the beginning of the process. Conversion costs are adding all during the manufacturing process. The manufacturing has a computer aided quality control step which | |||
rejects 1.5% of the production for defects. Summary data for this period are as follows: | |||
Physical Units | Direct Material | Conversion Costs | |
WIP , Beginning | 10,000 | 250,000 | 100,000 |
Degree of completion, beginning WIP | 100% | 50% | |
Started this period | 12,000 | ||
TOTAL UNITS TO ACCOUNT FOR: | |||
Good units completed and transferred | ? | ||
WIP, ending inventory | 2,000 | ||
TOTAL UNITS ACCOUNTED FOR: | |||
Degree of completion of ending WIP | 100% | 60% | |
Total costs added this period | $ 500,000 | $ 250,000 | |
Normal spoliage as a % of good units | 1.5 % of good units | ||
Degree of completion of normal goods | 100% | 100% | |
Degree of completion of abnormal goods | 100% | 100% | |
Required: | |||
1). Compute the units to account for, number of normal spoilage and number of abnormal spoilage. | |||
2). Compute the Equivalent Units. | |||
3). Compute the cost per unit and completed and transferred out of the process. | |||
4). Compute the total costs to account for, compute cost per equivalent unit, and assign costs. |
1. Units to account for:
Opening Units = 10000 units
+ Started this period = 12000 units
22000 units
(-) Closing Units = (2000) units
Completed units = 20000 units
Normal loss 20000*1.5%= 300 units
Units transfered to next process = 20000-300= 17000 units
There is no abnormal loss
2. Calculation of Equivalent units
Material
Opening WIP = Nil
Units started this period(12000*100%) = 12000
Normal Loss(300*100%) 300
Closing stock (2000*100%) 2000
Total units 14300
Conversion Cost
Opening WIP (10000*50%) 5000
Units started this period(12000*100%)= 12000
Normal Loss (300*100%) 300
Closing WIP(2000*60%) 1200
Total 18500 units
3. Cost per equivqlent unit
Total cost of material = 500000
Cost per unit = 500000/14300 = 34.96/ unit
Total conversion cost = 250000
Cost per unit = 250000/18500= 13.51 unit
4. Assignment of cost
Opening WIP
Material = Nil
Conversion cost = 5000*13.51= 67550
Completed units transfered
Material (10000*0+7000*34.96) = 244720
Conversion cost (5000+7000*13.51) = 162120
Total = 406840
Normal loss
3000*(34.96+13.51) = 145410
Closing WIP
Material (2000*34.96) = 69920
Conversion cost (1200*13.51) = 16212
Total 86132
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