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Low Range produces fleece jackets. The company uses JIT costing for its JIT production system. Low...

Low Range produces fleece jackets. The company uses JIT costing for its JIT production system. Low RangeLow has two inventory​ accounts: Raw and​ In-Process Inventory and Finished Goods Inventory. On February​ 1, 2016​, the account balances were Raw and ​In-Process Inventory, $14,000; Finished Goods​inventory, 2,500. The standard cost of a jacket is $41​, composed of $17 direct materials plus $24 conversion costs. Data for February’s activities follow:

Number of jackets completed

18,000

Number of jackets sold (on account, for $90 each)

17,600

Direct materials purchased (on account)

$296,000

Conversion costs incurred

$532,000

Requirements

1.

What are the major features of a JIT production system such as that of Low Range​?

2.

Prepare summary journal entries for February. Underallocated or overallocated conversion costs are adjusted to Cost

Of Goods sold Monthly

3.

Use a​ T-account to determine the February​ 29, 2016​, balance of Raw and​ In-Process Inventory.

Solutions

Expert Solution

1. Just in time means where the items are produced according to the need in order to reduce the inventory surplus. The main features of JIT production system such as that of low range:

1. Wastage of inventory will be low.

2. Investment/Capital tied up in inventory will be low.

3. Carrying cost of inventory in warehouses will be low.

4. Reduction in inventory levels.

2. Journal Entries:

Date Particulars Debit Credit
Raw and Inprocess Inventory      296,000.00
Accounts Payable      296,000.00
(given in question as raw materials purchased on account)
*******************************************************
Conversion Costs      532,000.00
To Various accounts(wages payable, Acc dep on PPE)      532,000.00
(given in question as conversion costs incurred)
*******************************************************
Fininshed Goods Inventory(18000*41)      738,000.00
To Raw and Inprocess Inventory(18000*17)      306,000.00
To Conversion Costs(18000*24)      432,000.00
(Being RM costs and conversion costs converted to FG)
*******************************************************
Cost of goods sold(17600*41)      721,600.00
To Finished Goods Inventory(17600*41)      721,600.00
(Being cost of FG sold transferred to Cost of goods sold account)
*******************************************************
Accounts Receivable(17600*90) 1,584,000.00
To Sales 1,584,000.00
(Being goods sold on account)
*******************************************************
Cost of goods sold(532000-432000)      100,000.00
To Conversion Costs      100,000.00
(Being underallocated costs transferred to COGS)
*******************************************************

3.

Raw and In Process Inventory
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
To Opening Balance(given)      14,000.00 By Fininshed Goods Inventory 306,000.00
To Accounts Payable 296,000.00 By balance c/d(Bal.Fig)        4,000.00
Total 310,000.00 Total 310,000.00
To balance b/d        4,000.00

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