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Your manufacturing facility produces three styles of coffee tables for its customers. All three of the tables use the same Baltic birch plywood oval and then are treated differently to create the final products. The Waltons model has a natural wood finish and wooden legs. The jetsons model has aluminum sheet laminated to the wood base and aluminum legs. The Miami vice model has hot pink finish applied and black iron legs. The plywood ovals are manufactured in a process environment. Then, they are transferred to the next department where they undergo transformation into the finished products. The second department is a job-order cost environment.
Using the data on this page, prepare the process cost summary on the blank form provided. Then, using your answer from the process cost summary and other information provided, complete the job-order cost report by computing manufacturing cost per unit for each of the three models. Please not that the job order cost report is not complete – you’ll need to add some lines to arrive at your final manufacturing costs per unit.
Raw materials Factory overhead
Beginning RM Inventory 16,960 Indirect materials used 174,300
Rm Purchases (on credit) 452,100 Indirect labor used 95,700
Direct material used 247,620 other overhead costs 186,550
Indirect materials used 174,400 Total overhead incurred 456,550
Ending RM Inventory 47,040
Factory Payroll Factory overhead (Applied at180%DL 467,730)
Direct Labor used 259,850 Direct Labor used 259,850
Indirect Labor used 95,700 overhead applied 467,730
Total payroll 355,550 total conversion 727,580
Units Costs
Beginning WIP 5,200 Beginning WIP- DM 12900
Started into production 20,300 Beginning WIP conversion 27,100
Ending WIP 4,500 Total 40,000
Ending WIP DM added-247,620
90 percent complete with respect to direct Conversion added- 727,580
Materials Total costs- 1,015,200
40 percent complete with respect to
conversion