Joint Product |
Allocation |
Washed |
$319.50 |
Stained |
$248.50 |
Pressure treated |
$142 |
Totals |
$710 |
Explanation;
Joint production process costs = $710
Washed produced = 45
Stained produced = 35
Pressure treated = 20
Thus total units (45 + 35 + 20) = 100
Now, let’s allocate joint production process costs;
Washed ($710 * 45 / 100) = $319.50
Stained ($710 * 35 / 100) = $248.50
Pressure treated ($710 * 20 / 100) = $142
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