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Nevada Manufacturing Corporation produces its product by passing it through a single processing department. Direct materials,...

Nevada Manufacturing Corporation produces its product by passing it through a single processing department. Direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead are added evenly throughout the process. The company uses monthly reporting for its process accounting system. The Work in Process Inventory T account is attached after posting entries for direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead costs for the month of April. Of the balance in beginning WIP inventory, 20% was for direct materials and the remainder was for conversion costs. During April, the company finished and transferred 100,000 units of the product to finished goods. Of these, 20,000 were in process at the beginning of the month and 80,000 were started and completed during the month. The beginning work in process inventory was 40% complete. At the end of the month, the work in process inventory consisted of 15,000 units that were 70% complete. REQUIRED: Using the FIFO process costing method, prepare the provided schedules for the month of April. Round all costs per equivalent unit to five decimal places and all other dollar amounts to the nearest whole dollar. (a) Schedule of Equivalent Units. (b) Unit Cost Analysis Schedule. (c) Cost Summary Schedule. Work in Process Inventory Beginning Balance 27,200 Direct Materials 61,500 Direct Labor 205,000 MOH Applied 82,000 Ending Balance 375,700

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Nevada Manufacturing Corporation
Processing Department production Report
First in First out (FIFO) Method
Month ended April 30
Summary of Physical units
Units in beginning WIP inventory 20,000
Units started during month (80000+15000) 95000
Total unit to be accounted for 115000
Units completed and transferred out 100,000
Units in ending WIP inventory 15,000
Total unit accounted for 115000
Equivalent Units of production
Particulars Physical units Direct material Conversion Cost
% units % units
units in beginning WIP inventory 20000 60% 12000 60% 12000
Units in Started and completed (100000-20000) 80000 100% 80000 100% 80000
units in ending WIP inventory 15000 70% 10500 70% 10500
Equivalent Units of production 102500 102500
Summary of cost to be accounted
Direct material Conversion Cost Total
Cost in beginning WIP (27200*20%) (27200*80%)                5,440            21,760            27,200
Cost incurred during Month (205000+82000)             61,500          287,000          348,500
total cost to be accounted for             66,940          308,760          375,700
cost per Equivalent Unit
Cost incurred during Month 61500 287000
Equivalent Units of production 102500 102500
Cost per Equivalent Unit $              0.60 $            2.80 $            3.40
Assign costs to units transferred out and units in ending WIP inventory
cost assigned to units transferred out
Direct material 5440
Conversion Cost 21760
Cost in beginning WIP            27,200
Direct material (12000*0.6) 7200
Conversion Cost (12000*2.8) 33600
Cost incurred for complete beginning WIP            40,800
Direct material (80000*0.6) 48000
Conversion Cost (80000*2.8) 224000
Cost of units in Started and completed          272,000
cost assigned to units transferred out          340,000
cost assigned to units ending work in progress
Direct material (10500*0.6) 6300
Conversion Cost (10500*2.8) 29400
cost assigned to units ending work in progress            35,700
Total cost assigned          375,700
For direct material 40% unit completed in the previous period. It means the remaining 60% completed in this month.
For conversion cost 40% unit completed in the previous period. It means the remaining 60% completed in this month.

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