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SV Company uses the weighted-average method of inventory costing [Which means that the stage of completion...

SV Company uses the weighted-average method of inventory costing [Which means that the stage of completion of beginning inventory is not important]

Beginning Work in Process inventory for September:

    Physical units                                                              5,000 units

    % complete for materials                                               70%
    % complete for conversion                                 25%

    Materials cost from August                                         $7,350
    Conversion cost from August                                    $3,125

   Production started and completed in September:

    Physical units                                                             40,000 units

   Ending Work in Process inventory for September:
           Physical units                                                       4,000 units

           % complete for materials                                      40%
          % complete for conversion                                 10%

New manufacturing costs for September:

    Materials                                                                 $96,975
    Conversion                        $79,470

Compute the total cost of all units that were completed and transferred to finished goods during September. Also, compute the total cost of the ending Work in Process inventory.

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Cost of all units that were completed and transferred to finished goods during September=$182,090

Cost of the ending Work in Process inventory= $ 4,830

Reconciliation of Units

A

Opening WIP

                  5,000

B

Introduced

                39,000

C=A+B

TOTAL

                44,000

D

Transferred

                40,000

E=C-D

Closing WIP

                  4,000

Statement of Equivalent Units

Material

Conversion Cost

Units

Complete %

Equivalent units

Complete %

Equivalent units

Transferred

40,000

100%

                 40,000

100%

                 40,000

Closing WIP

     4,000

40%

                   1,600

10%

                       400

Total

44,000

Total

                 41,600

Total

                 40,400

Cost per Equivalent Units

COST

Material

Conversion Cost

TOTAL

Beginning WIP Inventory Cost

$               7,350

$     3,125

$               10,475

Cost incurred during period

$             96,975

$   79,470

$            1,76,445

Total Cost to be accounted for

$         1,04,325

$   82,595

$            1,86,920

Total Equivalent Units

                41,600

      40,400

Cost per Equivalent Units

$                 2.51

$        2.04

Statement of cost

Cost

Equivalent Cost/unit

Ending WIP

Transferred

Units

Cost Allocated

Units

Cost Allocated

Material

$    2.51

                  1,600

$     4,013

$       40,000

$   1,00,313

Conversion Cost

$    2.04

                      400

$         818

$       40,000

$       81,777

TOTAL

$     4,830

TOTAL

$   1,82,090


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