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 assign material, labor, and manufacturing overhead costs to products and to provide a mechanism for computing unit product costs.  Same accounts and same cost flow as Job Costing

 Raw Materials  Work In Process  Finished Goods  WIP and FG is easy with Job Cost. The job is either finished or not.  Use process costing if there is an amount for beginning and ending inventory.

 Direct Materials  Direct Labor  Overhead  PRIME COSTS: DM, DL  CONVERSION COSTS: DL, OH

 Process is one product, continuous basis  Costs are accumulated by department  Total unit cost is the total of each department’s unit cost.

 Summary information on Quantity Schedule  Three parts  Schedule of Equivalent Units for Materials and Conversion  Unit Cost Analysis  Cost Summary– what balance is in WIP and FG

 4-10  4-11  4-13  4-15 Quiz– on the problems, if there is no answer write it in

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