Chapter 18 Process Costing
Chapter 18 Process Costing
Chapter 18 Process Costing
2,300
Work in Process: Mixing …………………….
To transfer Mixing Department costs to
Packaging Department in May.
b. Finished Goods Inventory ………………………. 6,700
Work in Process: Packaging …………………
To transfer Packaging Department costs to
Finished Goods Inventory in May.
Computations: Mixing
Beginning work in process $500
Costs transferred in 0
Costs incurred during May 3,000
Total costs in process during May 3,500
Ending work in process (1,200)
Costs transferred during May $2,300
B. Ex. 18.5
Direct
Input resources required Materials
To finish beginning inventory in process, September 1:
Direct materials (5,000 units require 0% to complete) 0
Conversion (5,000 units require 80% to complete)
To start and complete 15,000 units in September: 15,000
To start ending inventory in process, September 30:
Direct materials (2,000 units 100% complete) 2,000
Conversion (2,000 units 60% complete)
Equivalent units of input resources in September 17,000
6,700
Packaging
$900
2,300
5,000
8,200
(1,500)
$6,700
Conversion
4,000
15,000
1,200
20,200
Computations:
Direct
Input resources required Materials
To finish beginning inventory in process, March 1:
Direct materials (2,000 units require 10% to complete) 200
Conversion (2,000 units require 70% to complete)
To start and complete 20,800 units in March: 20,800
To start ending inventory in process, March 31:
Direct materials (1,000 units 80% complete) 800
Conversion (1,000 units 40% complete)
Equivalent units of input resources in March 21,800
Cost of direct materials and conversion incurred in March $152,600
Equivalent units of resources in March ÷ 21,800
Cost per equivalent unit of input resource in March $7
B. Ex. 18.7
Direct
Materials
Cost of direct materials and conversion incurred in July $380,000
Cost per equivalent unit of input resource in July ÷ 20
Total equivalent units of input resources in July 19,000
Less:
Equivalent units to finish beginning inventory:
Direct materials (5,000 units require 0% to complete) 0
Conversion (5,000 units require 70% to complete)
Equivalent units to start ending inventory:
Direct materials (4,000 units 100% complete) (4,000)
Conversion (4,000 units 40% complete)
Units started and completed in July 15,000
1,400
20,800
400
22,600
$203,400
÷ 22,600
$9
Conversion
$603,000
÷ 30
20,100
(3,500)
(1,600)
15,000
March April
Beg. WIP 4,900 (7,000 × .7) 1,920 (4,800 × .4)
Started & Completed 11,500 18,200
(18,500 - 7,000) (23,000 - 4,800)
End. WIP 2,880 (4,800 × .6) 2,240 (6,400 × .35)
Total Equivalent Units 19,280 22,360
b. March April
Total manufacturing costs ………………………………… $6,979,360 $7,781,280
÷ Equivalent units produced …………………………… ÷ 19,280 ÷ 22,360
Total manufacturing cost per equivalent unit ………… $362 $348
Thus, manufacturing costs per equivalent unit decreased between March and April.
c. March April
Direct Materials costs ……………………………………… $978,460 $1,168,310
÷ Equivalent units produced …………………………… ÷ 19,280 ÷ 22,360
Total direct materials cost per equivalent unit ………. $50.75 $52.25
Thus, direct materials cost per equivalent unit increased between March and April.
Note: All of the units transferred were started and completed in January.
b. Direct
Input resources required Materials Conversion
To finish beginning inventory 0 0
(there was no beginning inventory)
To start and complete 8,000 units in January 8,000 8,000
To start ending inventory in process on January 31:
Direct materials (2,000 units 100% complete) 2,000
Conversion (2,000 units 30% complete) 600
Equivalent units of input resources in January 10,000 8,600
c. Direct
Materials Conversion
Cost of direct materials and conversion incurred in January $200,000 $258,000
Equivalent units of resources in January (see part b) ÷ 10,000 ÷ 8,600
Cost per equivalent unit of input resource in January $20 $30
a. The number of units started by the Finishing Department equals the number of units
transferred in January from the Cutting Department, or 8,000 (see Exercise 18.6, part a).
Note: All of the units transferred were started and completed in January.
b. Direct
Input resources required Materials Conversion
To finish beginning inventory in process on August 1:
Direct materials (200 gallons require 0% to complete) 0
Conversion (200 gallons require 80% to complete) 160
To start and complete 7,900 units in August 7,900 7,900
To start ending inventory in process on August 31
Direct materials (100 units 100% complete) 100
Conversion (100 units 60% complete) 60
Equivalent units of input resources in August 8,000 8,120
c. Direct
Materials Conversion
Cost of direct materials and conversion incurred in August $16,000 $8,120
Equivalent units of resources in August (see part b) ÷ 8,000 ÷ 8,120
Cost per equivalent unit of input resource in August $2 $1
Ex. 18.12
c. Direct
Input resources required Materials Conversion
To finish beginning inventory in process on June 1:
Direct materials (300 units require 0% to complete) 0
Conversion (300 require 80% to complete) 240
To start and complete 1,200 units in June (see part b) 1,200 1,200
To start ending inventory in process on June 30
Direct materials (500 units 100% complete) 500
Conversion (500 units 40% complete) 200
Equivalent units of input resources in June 1,700 1,640
d. Direct
Materials Conversion
Cost of direct materials and conversion incurred in June $25,500 $41,000
Equivalent units of resources in June (see part c) ÷ 1,700 ÷ 1,640
Cost per equivalent unit of input resource in June $15 $25