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The Finishing Department started the month with 500 units in process, received 2,000 units from the Assembly Department, and transferred 2,100 units to the finished goods storage area. All direct materials are added at the beginning of the process. The units in process at the end of the month are 45% complete concerning conversion costs. The department uses the weighted-average method. The Finishing Department incurred the following costs:

Beginning WIP

Added this month

Total

Transferred in

\(6,250

\)25,000

\(31,250

Direct materials

500

2,000

2,500

Conversion cost

1,250

5,590

6,840

Total

\)8,000

\(32,590

\)40,590

8. How many units are still in process at the end of the month?

9. Compute the equivalent units of production for the Finishing Department.

10. Determine the cost per equivalent unit for transfer, direct materials, and conversion costs.

11. Determine the cost to be transferred to Finished Goods Inventory.

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8. The number of units still in process at the end of the month is 400 units.

9. The equivalent unit of production for the finishing department is

10. The cost per equivalent unit for transferred-in units is $12.50, for direct material is $1, and for conversion cost is $3.

11. The cost to be transferred to the finished goods inventory account is $40,590

Step by step solution

01

Meaning of Finished Goods

Finished goods inventory means the inventory completed through the manufacturing process and ready for sale in the market. It is treated as acurrent asset in the financial statements.

02

The number of units is still in process at the end of the month

EndingWIP=BeginningWIP+Receivedduringtheyear-Transferredtofinishedgoodsaccount=500+2,000-2,100=400

03

Equivalent units of production for the finishing department for transferred in

EUP=Completedunits×Completion%+Inprocessunits×Completion%=2,100×100%+400×100%=2,500

04

Equivalent units of production for the finishing department for direct material

EUP=Completedunits×Completion%+Inprocessunits×Completion%=2,100×100%+400×100%=2,500

05

Equivalent units of production for the finishing department for conversion cost

EUP=Completedunits×Completion%+Inprocessunits×Completion%=2,100×100%+400×45%=2,280

06

Calculation of cost per unit

07

Cost to be transferred to finished goods inventory

Particulars:

Calculation

Amount ($)

Transferred in:

Completed

2,100 EUP x $12.50 per EUP

26,250

In process

400 EUP x $12.50 per EUP

5,000

Total (A)

31,250

Direct material

Completed

2,100 EUP x $1 per EUP

2,100

In process

400 EUP x $1 per EUP

400

Total (B)

2,500

Conversion cost

Completed

2,100 EUP x $3 per EUP

6,300

In process

180 EUP x $3 per EUP

540

Total (C )

6,840

Total cost of manufacturing transferred (A+B+C)

40,590

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