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Company manufactures car seats in its plant. Each car seat passes through the assembly department and...

Company manufactures car seats in its plant. Each car seat passes through the assembly department and the testing department. This problem focuses on the assembly department. The​ process-costing system at

Hoffman

Company has a single​ direct-cost category​ (direct materials) and a single​ indirect-cost category​ (conversion costs). Direct materials are added at the beginning of the process. Conversion costs are added evenly during the process. When the assembly department finishes work on each car​ seat, it is immediately transferred to testing. Hoffman Company uses the FIFO method of process costing.

Physical Units

Direct

Conversion

(Car Seats)

Materials

Costs

Work in​ process, October 1a

4,000

$1,248,000

$241,650  

Started during October 2017

22,500

Completed during October 2017

26,000

Work in​ process, October 31b

500

Total costs added during October 2017

$4,635,000

$2,575,125  

aDegree of​ completion: direct​ materials, ?%; conversion​ costs, 45​%.

bDegree of​ completion: direct​ materials, ?%; conversion​ costs, 65​%.

Direct

Conversion

Materials

Costs

Costs incurred to date

$5,883,000

$2,816,775

Divide by equivalent units of work done to date

26,500

26,325

Cost per equivalent unit for work done to date

$222

$107

Total

Direct

Conversion

Production Costs

Materials

Costs

Completed and transferred out

$8,554,000

$5,772,000

$2,782,000

Work in process, ending

145,775

111,000

34,775

Total costs accounted for

$8,699,775

$5,883,000

$2,816,775


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Production cost report(FIFO)
For the Month of
a) Input/Output reconciliation
Units be accounted for Physical units
Units in beginning WIP Inventory                      4,000
Units started/transferred in during the period                    22,500
Total units be accounted for                   26,500
Transferred out from Beginning Inventory                      4,000
Units started and completed during the period                   22,000
Normal loss                            -  
Abnormal loss                            -  
Units in ending WIP Inventory                         500
Total units accounted for                   26,500
b) Cost of input
Particulars Material Conversion Cost Total
Cost in beginning WIP Inventory $    12,48,000.00 $         2,41,650.00 $     14,89,650.00
Cost incurred during the period $    46,35,000.00 $       25,75,125.00 $     72,10,125.00
Total $    58,83,000.00 $       28,16,775.00 $    86,99,775.00
c) Equivalent units of Production- FIFO
Material Conversion Cost
Units in beginning WIP (A) 4000 4000
% of completion of beginning WIP in previous period (B) 100% 45%
% of beginning WIP completed this period [C=100%-B] 0% 55%
Equivalent units in beginning WIP [D=A×C]                            -                           2,200
Units both started and completed in current period (E)                   22,000 22000
Units of ending WIP (F)                         500 500
Percentage of completion of ending WIP (G) 100% 65%
Equivalent units in ending WIP (H=F×G)                         500                         325.0
Units of Abnormal loss (I)                            -   0
Percentage of completion of Abnormal loss (J) 100% 100%
Equivalent units Abnormal loss (K=I×J)                            -                                 -  
Total equivalent units (D+E+H+K)                   22,500                      24,525
d) Cost per Equivalent Unit of Production-FIFO
Material Conversion Cost Total
Cost be accounted for (a) $    46,35,000.00 $       25,75,125.00 $     72,10,125.00
Total Equivalent unit be accounted for (b)                    22,500                   24,525.0
Cost per Equivalent Unit (a/b) $               206.00 $                  105.00 $                311.00
e)Assignment of Cost to the Units transferred out , Units in ending WIP and Abnormal loss-FIFO
Material Conversion Cost Total
Cost in beginning WIP Inventory (A) $          12,48,000 $               2,41,650 $           14,89,650
Transferred in cost for opening WIP (B)= {Cost per Equivalent unit* Equivalent unit} $                        -   $               2,31,000 $             2,31,000
Beginning Inventory ©=A+B $         12,48,000 $               4,72,650 $          17,20,650
Cost assigned to the units transferred out (D)= {Cost per Equivalent unit* Equivalent unit} $         45,32,000 $            23,10,000 $          68,42,000
Cost assigned the to ending WIP Inventory (E)= {Cost per Equivalent unit* Equivalent unit} $            1,03,000 $                  34,125 $            1,37,125
Cost assigned to the Abnormal loss unit (F)= {Cost per Equivalent unit* Equivalent unit} $                        -   $                           -   $                         -  
Total Cost accounted for $          86,99,775
Summery of Cost be accounted for and Accounted for as-FIFO
Cost be accounted for Accounted for as
Cost in beginning WIP Inventory $          14,89,650 Cost transferred Out
   Beginning $           17,20,650
Cost Added    Started & Completed $           68,42,000
Material $          46,35,000 Closing WIP $             1,37,125
Conversion Cost $          25,75,125 Abnormal loss $                         -  
Total $         86,99,775 Total $          86,99,775

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