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Cost Accounting: WIP Inventory Analysis

1) The document provides cost accounting information for multiple departments (Mixing, Blending, Packaging) without beginning inventory. 2) It calculates costs, production quantities, unit costs, and inventory costs for each department on a monthly basis. 3) The output of one department becomes the input to the next, and costs flow through each stage of production.

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Cost Accounting: WIP Inventory Analysis

1) The document provides cost accounting information for multiple departments (Mixing, Blending, Packaging) without beginning inventory. 2) It calculates costs, production quantities, unit costs, and inventory costs for each department on a monthly basis. 3) The output of one department becomes the input to the next, and costs flow through each stage of production.

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One department: no beginning inventory.

51,000 – 49,000 = 2000.

2000 x ½ = 1000.

= 50,000 units.

I. Costs for month

Direct material 400,000


Direct labor 240,000
Factory overheads 160,000
____________
$800,000

II. Total equivalent costs

Finished goods 49,000


Equivalent units 1000
(Work in Process) _________
50,000

III. Unit cost

Direct material 400,000/50,000 = $8.0


Direct labor 240,000/50,000 = $4.8
Factory overheads 160,000/50,000 = $3.2
________
$16

IV. Inventory costs

Finished goods 49,000 * 16 784,000


Direct material (2000 * ½ * $8.0) = 8,000
Direct labor (2000 * ½ * $4.8) = 4,800
Factory overheads (2000 * ½ * $3.2) = 3,200 16,000
___________
$800,000

Note: Closing WIP should be equal to costs for the month.


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One department: with beginning inventory.

Note: The closing WIP of the prior month becomes the beginning WIP of the current month.

I. Total cost

A. Beginning costs

Direct material 8000


Direct labor 4800
Factory overheads 3200
____________
$16,000

B. Costs for the month

Direct material 560,000


Direct labor 336,000
Factory overheads 224,000
____________
$1,120,000

Total costs = A + B
= $1,136,000

II. Total costs

Finished goods 69,000


Work in Process 6000 * 1/3 2000
_____
$71,000

III. Unit costs

Direct material [(8000 + 560,000)/71000)] = 8.0


Direct labor [(4800 + 336,000)/71000)] = 4.8
Factory overheads [(3200 + 224,000)/71000)] = 3.2
____________
$16

IV. Inventory costs

Finished goods 69,000*16 1,104,000


Direct material 2000 * 8 16,000
Direct labor 2000 * 4.8 9,600
Factory overheads 2000 * 3.2 6,400
_________
$1,136,000

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Multiple departments without beginning inventory.

A. Production summary for Mixing

I. Costs for the month

Direct material 160,000


Direct labor 86, 400
Factory overheads 73, 600
____________
$320,000

II. Units

Transferred to Blending 27,000


Equivalent units (10,000 * ½ ) 5000
____________
$32,000

III. Unit costs

Direct material 160,000/32,000 = 5


Direct labor 86, 400/32,000 = 2.7
Factory overheads 73, 600/32,000 = 2.3
_________________
$10

IV. Inventory

Direct material 5000 * 5 = 25,000


Direct labor 5000 * 2.7 = 13,500
Factory overheads 5000 * 2.3 = 11,500
_________________
$320,000

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B. Production summary for Blending

I. Costs for the month

A. Cost of goods (rec. Mixing)


27,000 * 10
= 270,000.

B. Cost of production for the month – Blending

Direct material 12,000


Direct labor 30,000
Factory overheads 18,000
_________________
$60,000

Total costs acc.


270,000 + 60,000
330,000

II. Units Finished

Finished and transferred to Packaging 22,000


Equivalent units (5000 * 2/5) 2000
_________________
24,000 units

III. Unit costs for the month (Blending)

Direct material 12,000/24,000 = 0.5


Direct labor 30,000/24,000 = 1.25
Factory overheads 18,000/24,000 = 0.75
_________________
$2.50

IV. Inventory costs

Cost in Mixing 22,000 * 10 = 220,000


Cost in Blending 22,000 * 2.5 = 50,000
__________
$275,000

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WIP costs

Cost in Mixing 5,000 * 10 $50,000

Cost in Blending
Direct material 5000 * 2/5 * 0.50 = 1000
Direct labor 5000 * 2/5 * 1.25 = 2500
Factory overheads 5000 * 2/5 * 0.75 = 1500
_________________
$5,000

Total WIP $55,000

Total production costs for Blending $275,000 + $55,000.


$330,000

______________________________________________________________________________

C. Production summary for Packaging

I. Costs for the month

A. Cost of goods (rec. Blending)


$275,000

B. Cost of production for the month – Packaging

Direct material 31,500


Direct labor 23,100
Factory overheads 29,400
_________________
$84,000

Total costs acc.


275,000 + 84,000
$359,000

II. Units Finished

Finished and transferred to finished goods 20,000


Equivalent units (2000 * 1/2) 1000
_________________
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21,000 units

III. Unit costs for the month (Packaging)

Direct material 31,000/21,000 = 1.50


Direct labor 23,000/21,000 = 1.10
Factory overheads 29,400/21,000 = 1.40
_________________
$4.00

IV. Inventory costs

Cost in Mixing 20,000 * 10 = 200,000


Cost in Blending 20,000 * 2.5 = 50,000
Cost in Packaging 20,000 * 4.0 = 80,000
_________________
$330,000

WIP costs

Cost in Mixing 2000 * 10 = 20,000


Cost in Blending 2000 * 2.5 = 5000

Cost in Packaging

Direct material 2000 * 1/2 * 1.50 = 1,500


Direct labor 2000 * 1/2 * 1.10 = 1,100
Factory overheads 2000 * 1/2 * 1.40 = 1,400
_________________
$4,000

Total WIP $29,000

Total accumulated production costs 330,000 + 29,000

$359,000

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