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The flowchart below shows the August production activity of the punching and bending departments of Wire Box Company. Use the amounts shown on the flowchart to compute the missing numbers identified by question marks.

Short Answer

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  1. Total cost in process in punching department:$94,500.
  2. Cost transferred to bending: $88,500.
  3. Direct material of bending: $171,750.
  4. Cost transferred to finished goods: $236,400.
  5. Cost of goods available for sale: $254,400.
  6. Ending inventory in finished goods: $22,500.

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Definition of Direct Labor

The cost incurred by the business entity in respect of the labor employed in the production process is known as direct labor. Such cost only includes those laborers that are directly attached to the production.

02

Calculation of missing figures

  1. Calculation of total cost in process in punching department


Particular

Amount $

Beginning work-in-process

$7,500

Add: Direct material

60,000

Add: Direct labor

12,000

Add: Factory overhead

15,000

Total cost in process in punching department

$94,500

2.Calculation of cost transferred to bending department


Particular

Amount $

Total cost in process in punching department

$94,500

Less: Ending work-in-process

(6,000)

Cost transferred to the bending department

$88,500

3. Calculation of cost of direct material of bending


Particular

Amount $

Total cost in process in bending department

$249,150

Less:

Beginning work-in-process

(9,750)

Direct labor

(30,750)

Factory overhead

(36,900)

Direct material

$171,750

4. Cost transferred to finished goods


Particular

Amount $

Total cost in process in bending department

$249,150

Less: Ending work-in-process

(12,750)

Cost transferred to the bending department

$236,400

5. Cost of goods available for sale:

Particular

Amount $

Beginning inventory

$18,000

Add: Cost transferred to the bending department

236,400

Cost of goods available for sale

$254,400

6. Ending inventory in finished goods:


Particular

Amount $

Cost of goods available for sale

$254,400

Less: Cost of goods sold

(231,900)

Ending inventory in finished goods

$22,500

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Fast Co. produces its product through a single processing department. Direct materials are added at the start of production, and conversion costs are added evenly throughout the process. The company uses monthly reporting periods for its weighted-average process costing system. The Work in Process Inventory account has a balance of \(84,300 as of October 1, which consists of \)17,100 of direct materials and \(67,200 of conversion costs.

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