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1. Purchased $90 million in direct materials. 2. Incurred direct labor costs of $55 million. 3....

  1. 1. Purchased $90 million in direct materials.
  2. 2. Incurred direct labor costs of $55 million.
  3. 3. Determined that manufacturing overhead was $88 million.
  4. 4. Transferred 80 percent of the materials purchased to work-in-process.
  5. 5. Completed work on 80 percent of the work-in-process. Costs are assigned equally across all work-in-process.
  6. 6. The inventory accounts have no beginning balances. All costs incurred were debited to the appropriate account and credited to Accounts Payable.

Required:

Give the amounts for the following items in the Work-in-process account: (Do not round your intermediate calculations. Enter your final answers in millions rounded to 2 decimal places.)

  

A. Transfers-in (TI)

B. Transfers-Out (TO)

C. Ending Balance (EB)

Solutions

Expert Solution

Answer with explanation

Work in Progress Account

Particulars ( Work in progress)

Cost

in million

a. Total transfer In

           Direct material used

           ( 90 million * 80%)

72

Add : Direct labor cost

55

Add: Manufacturing cost

88

Total Cost transfer in

215

b. Transfer out

    Work completed

    = Total transfer in * work complete

    = $ 215 million * 80%

(172)

C. Ending balance (EB)

= ($ 215 * 20%)

43

When 80% work completed i.e. 20 % is Ending Balance

a. Transfer in (TI)

Title of cost

Cost

Direct material used

( 90 million * 80%)

72 million

Add: Direct labour cost

55 million

Add: Manufacturing overheads

88 million

Total Cost transfer in

215 million

Direct material 80% used for production that mean transferred to work in progress.

And direct labor cost and manufacturing cost actual amount incurred whatever provided.

b. Transfer Out (TO)

Transfer out mean which goods complete process and transferred in finished goods. Transfer out find on the basis of complete work of work in progress.

      = Total cost of transfer in multiply by percentage of work completed.

Total cost of transfer in

215 million

* percentage of work completed

80%

      Total Transfer Out Cost

172 million

c. Ending Balance (EB)

Ending balance is deference between Transfer In minus Transfer out.

Ending balance is inventory end of the period on which all process is not over i.e. 100 % not completed.

           Total Cost transfer in

215 million

Less: Total Transfer Out Cost

172 million

Cost of Ending Balance (EB)

43 million


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