In: Accounting
Materials are added at the beginning of a production process, and ending work in process inventory is 40% complete with respect to conversion costs. Use the information provided to complete a production cost report using the weighted-average method.
Costs to Account For | |
Beginning inventory: materials | $11,000 |
Beginning inventory: conversion | 20,000 |
Direct material | 46,200 |
Direct labor | 75,000 |
Applied overhead | 42,340 |
Total costs to account for | $194,540 |
Units to Account For | |
Beginning work in process | 4,000 |
Units started into production | 22,000 |
Transferred out | 19,000 |
Production Cost Report | |||
Completed and transferred out | |||
Ending work in process | |||
Total units to account for | |||
Work in process completion percent | 100% | 40% | |
Material Units | Conversion Units | Total Units | |
Completed and transferred out | |||
Ending work in process | |||
Total units to account for | |||
Costs to account for | Materials | Conversion | Total |
Beginning work in process | $ | $ | $ |
Incurred during the period | |||
Total costs to account for | $ | $ | $ |
Equivalent units | |||
Cost per equivalent unit for department | $ | $ | $ |
Transferred out costs | $ | ||
End work in process: materials | $ | ||
End work in process: conversion | |||
End work in process: total | |||
Costs to account for | $ |