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Piscataway Plastics Company manufactures a highly specialized plastic that is used extensively in the automobile industry....

Piscataway Plastics Company manufactures a highly specialized plastic that is used extensively in the automobile industry. The following data have been compiled for the month of June. Conversion activity occurs uniformly throughout the production process.

Work in process, June 1—60,000 units:

Direct material: 100% complete, cost of

$

292,500

Conversion: 40% complete, cost of

159,200

Balance in work in process, June 1

$

451,700

Units started during June

240,000

Units completed during June and transferred out to finished-goods inventory

190,000

Work in process, June 30:

Direct material: 100% complete

Conversion: 60% complete

Costs incurred during June:

Direct material

$

487,500

Conversion costs:

Direct labor

$

81,800

Applied manufacturing overhead

245,400

Total conversion costs

$

327,200

Required:

Prepare schedules to accomplish each of the following process-costing steps for the month of June. Use the weighted-average method of process costing.

1. Analysis of physical flow of units.

2. Calculation of equivalent units.

3. Computation of unit costs.

4. Analysis of total costs.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Requirement 1

Reconciliation of Units

A

Opening WIP

                60,000

B

Introduced

            2,40,000

C=A+B

TOTAL

            3,00,000

D

Transferred

            1,90,000

E=C-D

Closing WIP

            1,10,000

Requirement 2—Equivalent units

Statement of Equivalent Units

Material

Conversion Cost

Units

Complete %

Equivalent units

Complete %

Equivalent units

Transferred

   1,90,000

100%

        1,90,000

100%

              1,90,000

Closing WIP

   1,10,000

100%

        1,10,000

60%

                 66,000

Total

   3,00,000

Total

        3,00,000

Total

              2,56,000

Material

Conversion

Equivalent Units of Production

   3,00,000

            2,56,000

Requirement 3---Cost per Equivalent unit

Cost per Equivalent Units

COST

Material

Conversion Cost

TOTAL

Beginning WIP Inventory Cost

$        2,92,500

$   1,59,200

$ 4,51,700

Cost incurred during period

$         4,87,500

$   3,27,200

$ 8,14,700

Total Cost to be accounted for

$         7,80,000

$   4,86,400

$ 12,66,400

Total Equivalent Units

            3,00,000

      2,56,000

Cost per Equivalent Units

$                 2.60

$           1.90

Material

Conversion

Cost per equivalent Unit

$ 2.60

$ 1.90

Requirement 4—Analysis of Total Cost

Statement of cost

Cost

Equivalent Cost/unit

Ending WIP

Transferred

Units

Cost Allocated

Units

Cost Allocated

Material

$    2.60

            1,10,000

$   2,86,000.00

             1,90,000

$    4,94,000.00

Conversion Cost

$    1.90

                66,000

$   1,25,400.00

             1,90,000

$    3,61,000.00

TOTAL

$         4,11,400

TOTAL

$         8,55,000

Reconciliation and Cost report

Cost to be accounted for

Beginning Work In Progress:

Material

$     2,92,500.00

Conversion Cost

$     1,59,200.00

$ 4,51,700.00

Cost incurred during period:

Material

$     4,87,500.00

Conversion Cost

$     3,27,200.00

$ 8,14,700.00

Total Cost to be accounted for

$      12,66,400.00

Cost accounted for

Cost of Units transferred

Equivalent Units

Cost per Equivalent Units

Cost accounted for

Material

              1,90,000

$                 2.60

$   4,94,000.00

Conversion Cost

              1,90,000

$                 1.90

$   3,61,000.00

$         8,55,000.00

Cost of ending WIP

Equivalent Units

Cost per Equivalent Units

Cost accounted for

Material

              1,10,000

$                 2.60

$ 2,86,000.00

Conversion Cost

                  66,000

$                 1.90

$   1,25,400.00

$         4,11,400.00

Total Cost accounted for

$       12,66,400.00


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