a) The total cost of Job B2: | |||||||
amount $ | |||||||
WIP costs: | |||||||
DM | 4785 | ||||||
DL | 10815 | ||||||
OH | 6489 | ||||||
addition during april | |||||||
DM | 615 | ||||||
DL | 5250 | ||||||
OH | 3150 | finished goods OH/DL ratio = 9180/12750=60% | |||||
Total Cost | 31104 | ||||||
b) Total Cost per order: | |||||||
A1 | B2 | C3 | E5 | F6 | G7 | Total | |
WIP costs: | |||||||
DM | 6300 | 4785 | 4200 | ||||
DL | 12750 | 10815 | 9750 | ||||
OH | 7650 | 6489 | 5850 | ||||
addition during april | |||||||
DM | 1425 | 615 | 1800 | 6270 | 5400 | 1800 | 17310 |
DL | 3000 | 5250 | 6750 | 13800 | 12510 | 4365 | 45675 |
OH (0.6 of DL) | 1800 | 3150 | 4050 | 8280 | 7506 | 2619 | 27405 |
Total Cost | 32925 | 31104 | 32400 | 28350 | 25416 | 8784 | 90390 |
Status | SOLD | SOLD | FG INV. | SOLD | WIP | WIP | |
Balances on April 30 : | |||||||
Direct Material | OB 11700 + PUR 12750 - USED 17310 = $7140 | ||||||
WIP | F6 + G7 = 25416+8784 = $34200 | ||||||
FG | Job C3 = $32400 | ||||||
c) Cost of goods manufactured in april : | |||||||
Amount $ | |||||||
O wip | 68589 | ||||||
add: Input used: | |||||||
DM | 17310 | ||||||
DL | 45675 | ||||||
OH | 27405 | ||||||
Total Manufacturing | 158979 | ||||||
Less: C wip | 34200 | ||||||
Cost of Goods Manufactured | 124779 | ||||||
d) Over or Under applied Overhead for April : | |||||||
Overhead incurred | 39240 | ||||||
Overhead applied during April | 27405 | ||||||
Under applied Overhead | 11835 |
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