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Process Costing System Cost Accounting Process Costing System Lecture-22 Main Ahmad Farhan

Example Example Mini Soap Manufacturing unit completed and transferred out 600 soaps to department-11 at the end of the week. In department-11 450 soaps completed and transferred to finished goods. Units which were still in process 100 and 50 units lost (Normal). Units in process 100% with the reference of material and 60% with conversion cost. Cost received from preceding department Rs. 540 Following costs were incurred by department-11: Direct Material 150 Direct Labor 112 Factory overhead 168 430 970 Required: Prepare cost of production report

Elements of Cost of Production Report Quantity schedule. Cost accumulated for the process. Calculation for equivalent units produced. Calculation of cost per unit. Apportionment of the accumulated cost /Accounting treatment.

Cost Of Production Report Department-II I-Quantity Schedule: Units received previous department 600 Units completed and transfer to finished goods 450 Units still in process 100 Units lost (Normal) 50 600 II-Cost Accumulated in the Department / Process: Cost received from preceding department Rs. 540 Cost added by department-11: Direct Material 150 Direct Labor 112 Factory overhead 168 430 970

Cost Of Production Report Department-II III-Calculation of Equivalent Units Produced: (100% of completed units + % of units in process) Units completed in department-I = 450 + 100 = 550 Direct Material : 450+(100x100%) = 550 Direct Labor : 450+(100x60%) = 510 F.O.H : 450+(100x60%) = 510 IV- Unit Cost: Previous department = 540 / 550 = 0.98182 Direct Material : 150 / 550 = 0.272727 Direct Labor : 112 / 510 = 0.21961 F.O.H : 135 / 510 = 0.32941 1.80357

Cost Of Production Report Department-II V- Apportionment of the Accumulated Cost : Transferred to finished goods 450 x 1.80357 812 Work in process: Cost of preceding department (100 x 0.98182) = 98 Direct Material (100 x0.272727) = 27 Direct Labor (60 x 0.21961) = 13 F.O.H (60 x 0.32941) = 20 158 970

Transfer to Finished Goods Cost of preceding department (450 x 0.98182) = 442 Direct Material (450 x0.272727) = 123 Direct Labor (450 x 0.21961) = 99 F.O.H (450 x 0.32941) = 148 812

Example Mini Soap Manufactures Co. started to incurring cost in first department for 1000 soaps. At the end of the week 600 soaps were completed and 300 still in process . 100% of direct material had been incurred. But 75% conversion cost was yet incurred on the incomplete work. Remaining 100 units were abnormally lost (completed 100% material, 50% conversion cost) Cost incurred by the department: Direct material Rs. 500 Direct labor 225 Factory Overhead 135 860 Required: Prepare cost of production report Slide # 20-08-A & 20-08-b Lines and correction

Cost Of Production Report Department-I III-Calculation of Equivalent Units Produced: Direct material : 600+(400x100%)+(100x100%) = 1000 Direct labor : 600+(300x75%)+(100x50%) = 875 F.O.H : 600+(300x75%)+(100x50%) = 875 IV- Unit Cost: Direct material : 500/1,000 = 0 .50 Direct labor : 225/875 = 0.25714 F.O.H : 135/875 = 0.15428 0.91142

Cost Of Production Report V- Apportionment Of the Accumulated Cost to Finished Goods: Cost of units transferred to the next department 600 x 0.91142 = 547 Closing W.I.P Inventory: Direct Material 300 x 0.50 = 150 Direct Labor 225 x 75% x 0.25714 = 58 F.O.H 225 x 75% x 0.15428 = 34 242 Abnormal Loss Direct Material = 100 x 0.5 = 50 Direct Labor = 50 x 0.25714 = 12 FOH = 50 x 0.15428 = 8 70 Slide 20-10A data missing 860