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51-301-01 Cost Accounting Chapter 17 Process Costing Fall Trimester 2018 Juiced! Bottling Company produces a low-calorie...

51-301-01 Cost Accounting

Chapter 17 Process Costing

Fall Trimester 2018

Juiced! Bottling Company produces a low-calorie soft drink made from a mixture of domestic and exotic fruit juices. The total production operation requires two departments: Blending and Canning. All ingredients (materials) enter Blending at the beginning of the process and are mixed according to a specific recipe. Labor and overhead are incurred uniformly throughout the blending operations. The completed mixture is transferred into the Canning Department. In Canning, the mixture goes through a cooling process. Two-thirds of the way through the process, the cooled mixture then moves to a canning line where 12-oz cans (materials) are filled and sealed; conversion is even throughout. The Blending Department uses FIFO inventory flow and Canning uses Weighted Average. Production data for January 2018 are as follows:

                                                            Blending                                 Canning

Work in Process, Jan. 1:

   Units                                                60,000 oz.                               8,000 cans

   % Completion, conversion                     20%                                       50%

   Costs:

            Transferred In                             ---                                        $700,000

            Materials                                 $108,600                                 100,000

            Labor                                             1,280                                 100,000

            Overhead                                      8,960                                 300,000

            Total Costs                              $118,840                              $1,200,000

Units Started/Transferred In               504,000 oz.                             42,000 cans

Units Completed & Transferred         528,000 oz.                             44,000 cans

Current Period Costs:

            Transferred In                               ---                                      $212,500

            Materials                                 $433,440                                 285,000

            Labor                                           27,323                                     34,300

            Overhead                                176,965                                      33,725

            Total Costs                              $637,728                                 $565,525

Work in Process, Jan. 31:

   Units                                                36,000 oz                                6,000 cans

   % Completion, conversion                   60%                                         50%

   % Completion, materials                  100%                                           0%

Required:

Prepare the process costing worksheet for the Blending Department for January, using good format.

Prepare the process costing worksheet for the Canning Department for January, using good format.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Step for solution

Step 1

Equivalent Units of production = Physical units multiplied by % of competition

Step 2

Calculate total cost to be accounted for

Step 3

Cost per Equivalent Unit =Cost incurred during Month / Equivalent Units of production

Step 4

Cost assigned to units transferred out = Cost in beginning WIP + Cost incurred for complete beginning WIP + Cost of units in Started and completed

Step 5

Cost assigned to units ending work in progress = equivalent units in ending WIP inventory * Cost per Equivalent Unit

Conversion cost = labor cost plus overhead

For direct material 100% unit completed in previous period. It means remaining 0% completed in this month.

For conversion cost 20% unit completed in previous period. It means remaining 80% completed in this month.

Bottling Company

Blending Department production Report

First in First out (FIFO) Method

Month ended January 31, 2018

Summary of Physical units

Units in beginning WIP inventory

60000

Units started during month

504000

Total unit to be accounted for

564000

Units completed and transferred out

528000

Units in ending WIP inventory

36000

Total unit accounted for

564000

Equivalent Units of production

Particulars

Physical units

Direct material

Conversion Cost

%

Units

%

Units

Units in beginning WIP inventory

60000

0%

0

80%

48000

Units in Started and completed (528000-60000)

468000

100%

468000

100%

468000

Units in ending WIP inventory

36000

100%

36000

60%

21600

Equivalent Units of production

504000

537600

Summary of cost to be accounted

Direct material

Conversion Cost

Total

Cost in beginning WIP

108600

10240

118840

Cost incurred during Month (Add)

433440

204288

637728

Total cost to be accounted for

542040

214528

756568

Cost per Equivalent Unit

Cost incurred during Month

433440

204288

Equivalent Units of production

504000

537600

Cost per Equivalent Unit

0.86

0.38

1.24

Assign costs to units transferred out and units in ending WIP inventory

Cost assigned to units transferred out

Direct material

108600

Conversion Cost

10240

Cost in beginning WIP

118840

Direct material (0*0.86)

0

Conversion Cost (48000*0.38)

18240

Cost incurred for complete beginning WIP

18240

Direct material (468000*0.86)

402480

Conversion Cost (468000*0.38)

177840

Cost of units in Started and completed

580320

Cost assigned to units transferred out

717400

Cost assigned to units ending work in progress

Direct material (36000*0.86)

30960

Conversion Cost (21600*0.38)

8208

Cost assigned to units ending work in progress

39168

Total cost assigned

756568

Step for solution

Step 1

Equivalent Units of production = Physical units multiplied by % of competition

Step 2

Calculate total cost to be accounted for

Step 3

Cost per Equivalent Unit = total cost to be accounted for / Equivalent Units of production

Step 4

Cost assigned to units transferred out = units completed and transferred out * Cost per Equivalent Unit

Step 5

Cost assigned to units ending work in progress = equivalent units in ending WIP inventory * Cost per Equivalent Unit

Bottling Company

Canning Department production Report

Weighted average Method

Month ended January 31, 2018

Summary of Physical units

Units in beginning WIP inventory

8000

Units started during month

42000

Total unit to be accounted for

50000

Units completed and transferred out

44000

Units in ending WIP inventory

6000

Total unit accounted for

50000

Equivalent Units of production

Particulars

Physical units

Direct material

Transferred in

Conversion cost

%

Units

%

Units

%

Units

Units in beginning WIP inventory

8000

100%

8000

100%

8000

100%

8000

Units in Started and completed (44000-8000)

36000

100%

36000

100%

36000

100%

36000

Units in ending WIP inventory

6000

0%

0

100%

6000

50%

3000

Equivalent Units of production

44000

50000

47000

Summary of cost to be accounted

Direct material

Transferred in

Conversion cost

Total

Cost in beginning WIP

100000

700000

400000

1200000

Cost incurred during Month (Add)

285000

212500

68025

565525

Total cost to be accounted for

385000

912500

468025

1765525

Cost per Equivalent Unit

Total cost to be accounted for

385000

912500

468025

Equivalent Units of production

44000

50000

47000

Cost per Equivalent Unit

8.75

18.25

9.957979

36.95798

Assign costs to units transferred out and units in ending WIP inventory

Cost assigned to units transferred out

Units completed and transferred out

44000

44000

44000

Cost per Equivalent Unit

8.75

18.25

9.957979

Cost assigned to units transferred out

385000

803000

438151.1

1626151

Cost assigned to units ending work in progress

Equivalent units in ending WIP inventory

0

6000

3000

Cost per Equivalent Unit

8.75

18.25

9.957979

Cost assigned to units ending work in progress

0

109500

29873.94

139373.9

Total cost assigned

1765525


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