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Assume you are the accounting manager of Kitten Ltd. being asked from your senior manager to prepare inventory records and compute the closing value of inventory, cost of manufacturing,

Assume you are the accounting manager of Kitten Ltd. being asked from your senior manager to prepare inventory records and compute the closing value of inventory, cost of manufacturing, and cost of goods sold to be reported in the Financial Statements. Following are the inventory related activities that were performed during the period.

1 Purchased 960 units @ 56 per unit

2 Purchased 420 units @54 per unit

3 Issued 280 units to the manufacturing department

4 Manufacturing department worked on the 280 units and incurred $4,430 as direct cost and $2,870 as indirect cost towards completing these units.

5 Purchased 170 units @57 per unit

6 Issued 610 units to the manufacturing department, which were completed and $8,460 was spent on its manufacturing

7 Sold 180 units with the selling price of $105 per unit

8 Purchased 210 units @53.5 per unit

9 Issued 340 units to the manufacturing department The manufacturing department could complete only 210 units Following are the costs that were incurred on 340 units Cleaning $1,460 Direct labor $3,050 Utilities $180 Chemicals $115 Allocation on indirect cost $2,690 Out of these cost, 80% belongs to the completed goods

10 Sold 95 units @105 per unit

Assume that the stores department had a opening balance of 130 units purchase for a total value of $7,020 (Use weighted average method of inventory valuation)

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Closing Value of Inventory
Raw Materials $ 36,342.80
Work in Process 4,892.76
Finished Goods 64,615.69
   
Total Closing Value of Inventory $ 105,851.25

Cost of Goods Manufactured : $ 84,649.44

Cost of Goods Sold: $ 20,033.75

 

Raw Materials Inventory
  Cost of Purchase Cost of Goods Issued/ Sold Inventory on Hand
Transaction/ Event Units Cost per Unit Amount Units Cost per Unit Amount Units Cost per Unit Amount
Beginning             130 $ 54 7,020
1. 960 $ 56 53,760       960 $ 56 53,760
              1,090 55.76 60,780
2. 420 54 22,680       1,510 55.27 83,460
3.       280 55.27 $ 15,475.60 1,230 55.27 67,984.40
5. 170 57 9,690       1,400 55.48 77,674.40
                   
6.       610 55.48 33,842.80 790 55.48 43,831.60
                   
                   
8. 210 53.50 11,235       1,000 55.07 55,066.60
                   
9.       340 55.07 18,723.80 660 55.07 36,342.80
                   
Ending balance 1,760   74,685 1,230   68,042.20 660 55.07 36,342.80

 

Work in Process Inventory
Beg. bal. $ 0 Cost of Goods Manufactured 22,775.60
Raw materials inventory ( 1,230 units ) 68,042.20 Cost of Goods Manufactured 42,302.80
Other costs of manufacturing 21,500 Cost of Goods Manufactured 19,571,04
       
End. bal. 4,892.76    

 

Finished Goods Inventory
Beg. bal. 0 Cost of Goods Sold ( 180 units ) $ 13,113
Cost of Goods Manufactured ( 280 units) 22,775.60 Cost of Goods Sold ( 95 units) 6,920.75
Cost of Goods Manufactured ( 610 units) 42,302.80    
Cost of Goods Manufactured ( 272 units ) 19,571.04    
Bal. 64,615.69    
Total 84,649.44    

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