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China Pacific manufactures a variety of natural fabrics for the clothing industry in a neighborhood of...

China Pacific manufactures a variety of natural fabrics for the clothing industry in a neighborhood of Shanghai. The following data pertain to the month of October 20X5.

WIP inventory, October 1 25,000 units

DM: 60% complete $57,000

Conversion: 30% complete $45,000

Costs incurred during October

DM: $736,000

Conversion: $1,094,950

During October 175,000 units were completed and transferred out. At the end of the month, 30,000 units (direct materials 80% complete and conversion 40% complete) remain in WIP inventory.

1. Calculate EU, cost per EU, cost of units transferred out, and cost of WIP ending inventory

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Expert Solution

Since method of calculating EUP is not given in question I have given solution with two methods Weighted average and FIFO as well

Weighted Average method

Units

Reconciliation of Units

A

Opening WIP

                  25,000

B

Introduced

               180,000

C=A+B

TOTAL

               205,000

D

Transferred

               175,000

E=C-D

Closing WIP

                  30,000

Statement of Equivalent Units (Weighted Average)

Material

Conversion Cost

Units

Complete %

Equivalent units

Complete %

Equivalent units

Transferred

         175,000

100%

                    175,000

100%

         175,000

Closing WIP

           30,000

80%

                       24,000

40%

           12,000

Total

         205,000

Total

                    199,000

Total

         187,000

Cost per Equivalent Units (Weighted Average)

COST

Material

Conversion Cost

TOTAL

Beginning WIP Inventory Cost

$              57,000

$                45,000

$        102,000

Cost incurred during period

$            736,000

$          1,094,950

$     1,830,950

Total Cost to be accounted for

$            793,000

$          1,139,950

$     1,932,950

Total Equivalent Units

               199,000

                 187,000

Cost per Equivalent Units

$            3.98492

$              6.09599

Statement of cost (weighted average)

Cost

Equivalent Cost/unit

Ending WIP

Transferred

Units

Cost Allocated

Units

Cost Allocated

Material

$     3.98492

                  24,000

$   95,638

  175,000

$     697,362

Conversion Cost

$     6.09599

                  12,000

$   73,152

  175,000

$   1,066,798

TOTAL

$ 1,932,950

TOTAL

$ 168,790

TOTAL

$    1,764,160

FIFO

STEP 1

Reconciliation of Units

Units

% already completed

% completed this period

Material

Conversion cost

Material

Conversion cost

Beginning WIP

          25,000

60%

30%

40%

70%

Units introduced

       180,000

Total units to be accounted for

       205,000

Completed and Transferred unit

       175,000

0%

0%

100%

100%

Ending WIP

          30,000

0%

0%

80%

40%

STEP 2

Equivalent Units

Total Units

Materials

Conversion Cost

Units Transferred:

% completed this period

Equivalent Units

% completed this period

Equivalent Units

From WIP

          25,000

40%

             10,000

70%

                        17,500

From units started/Introduced

       180,000

100%

          180,000

100%

                     180,000

Total

       205,000

          190,000

                     197,500

Total Units

Materials

Conversion Cost

Ending WIP

% completed this period

Equivalent Units

% completed this period

Equivalent Units

Total

          30,000

80%

             24,000

40%

                        12,000

Total EUP

       235,000

          214,000

                     209,500

STEP 3

Cost per Equivalent Units AND Cost to be accounted for

Materials

Conversion Cost

TOTAL

Cost incurred in Current Period

$    736,000.00

$    1,094,950.00

$ 1,830,950.00

Total Equivalent Units

                              214,000.00

                                         209,500.00

Cost per Equivalent Units

$ 3.44

$      5.23

Cost of Beginning WIP

$   57,000.00

$   45,000.00

$   102,000.00

Total cost to be accounted for

$ 1,932,950.00

STEP 4

Cost report

Cost of

Units Transferred

        175,000.00

units

Equivalent Units [Step 2]

Cost per Equivalent Units [Step 3]

Cost of Units Transferred

TOTAL

A

From Beginning WIP:

Materials

      10,000

$ 3.44

$       34,392.52

Conversion costs

      17,500

$ 5.23

$       91,463.60

$      125,856.13

B

From units started & completed

Materials

    180,000

$ 3.44

$     619,065.42

Conversion Costs

    180,000

$ 5.23

$     940,768.50

$   1,559,833.92

C=A+B

Total

$   1,685,690.04

D

Cost of Beginning WIP

$      102,000.00

E=C+D

Total Cost of Units transferred

$   1,787,690.04

Cost of

Ending WIP

           30,000.00

units

Equivalent Units [Step 2]

Cost per Equivalent Units [Step 3]

Cost of Ending WIP

TOTAL

F

Materials

      24,000

$ 3.44

$       82,542.06

G

Conversion Costs

      12,000

$ 5.23

$       62,717.90

H = F + G

Total Cost of Ending WIP

$      145,259.96


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