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1. The financial statements of Michelle Company included these items.                               &nbs

1. The financial statements of Michelle Company included these items.

                                Marketing costs                                                      P128, 000

                                Direct labor costs                                                    P320, 000

                                Administrative costs                                               P94, 000

                                Direct materials used                                             P385, 000

                                Fixed factory overhead costs                                 P285, 000

                                Variable factory overhead costs                             P175, 000

  1. Prime cost
  2. Conversion cost
  3. Total product cost
  4. Total period cost

2. The following data are available for Smith Corporation for the year ending December 31, 2009

                                                                                                January 1                                                 December 31

Inventories                                             

                Materials                                                                P100, 000                                                P150, 000

                Work in process                                                      P180, 000                                                P128, 000

                Finished Goods                                                       P90, 000                                                  P110, 000

Direct labor cost                                                                                                                                     P290, 000

Materials purchased                                                                                                                               P320, 000

Factory overhead – applied at 120% of direct labor cost

  1. Direct materials used
  2. Total manufacturing cost
  3. Cost of good manufactured
  4. Cost of goods sold

Solutions

Expert Solution

Solution: 1
Prime Cost = Material Cost + Labor Cost
Direct Material Used 385000
Direct Labor Cost 320000
Total Prime Cost 705000
Conversion Cost = Labor Cost + Manufacturing Overhead Cost
Direct Labor Cost 320000
Fixed factory overhead costs 285000
Variable factory overhead costs 175000
Total Conversion Cost 780000
Calculation of Total Product Cost:
Direct Material Used 385000
Direct Labor Cost 320000
Fixed factory overhead costs 285000
Variable factory overhead costs 175000
Total Product Cost 1165000
Calculation of Total Period Cost
Marketing Cost 128000
Administrative Cost 94000
Period Cost 222000
Solution: 2
Schedule of Cost of Goods Manufactured
Amount Amount Amount
Beginning Work in Process $              180,000
Direct Materials:
Opening Raw materials $             100,000
Add: Purchases $             320,000
Total Raw Materials Available $             420,000
Closing Raw materials $             150,000
Raw Material Used in Production $            270,000
Direct Labor $            290,000
Overhead Costs (290,000 X 120%) $            348,000
Total Manufacturing Cost added to Production $              908,000
Total Manufacuring Cost $          1,088,000
Work-in-process , Ending $              128,000
Cost of goods manufactured $              960,000
Add: Beginning finished Goods $                90,000
Goods Available for Sale $          1,050,000
Less: Ending Balance of Finished Goods $              110,000
Cost of Goods Sold $              940,000

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