In: Accounting
Lumberjacks, Inc. makes wood frames. They have a single department and they use process | ||||||
costing (FIFO method). | ||||||
On January 31, they had the following costs in WIP: | ||||||
Material | $ 45,860 | |||||
Conversion | 95,340 | |||||
$ 141,200 | ||||||
There were 3,000 frames on hand at 1/31. The frames were 80% complete | ||||||
wrt Materials costs but only 20% complete wrt Conversion costs. | ||||||
During February, they started 18,450 frames into production. 2,200 frames were not completed | ||||||
in February. The uncompleted units were 90% complete wrt materials and 40% | ||||||
complete wrt Conversion costs. | ||||||
Total manufacturing costs incurred in February were: | ||||||
Material | $ 235,375 | |||||
Conversion | 488,250 | |||||
$ 723,625 | ||||||
1. What were the total costs to be accounted for? | ||||||
2. What was the cost per equivlent unit of production for February for Material? | ||||||
3. What was the cost per equivlent unit of production for February for Conversion? | ||||||
4. What was the total cost of the frames transferred to finished goods in February? | ||||||
5. What was the total cost in WIP at 2/28? |