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5 MATRIKULASI Costing

1) The document describes different process costing methods including sequential, parallel, and weighted average. 2) It provides an example of a manufacturing process for Healthblend Nutritional Supplements and the flow of costs through different departments. 3) The steps to prepare a production report using the weighted average method are outlined which include calculating equivalent units and unit costs to value inventory.

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5 MATRIKULASI Costing

1) The document describes different process costing methods including sequential, parallel, and weighted average. 2) It provides an example of a manufacturing process for Healthblend Nutritional Supplements and the flow of costs through different departments. 3) The steps to prepare a production report using the weighted average method are outlined which include calculating equivalent units and unit costs to value inventory.

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6 -1

CHAPTER

Process
Costing
6 -2

Healthblend Sequential
Nutritional
Supplements
Processing

Picking Encapsulating Bottling Finished


Goods
6 -3

Parallel Processing
(hard disk drives for personal computers)

Process 1 Process 2
Finished
Assembly Goods

Process 3 Process 4
Production and Testing of
assembly of write-head and
write-head and disk drive
Testing of
Production
disk driveof circuit board
circuit board
6 -4

Flow of Manufacturing Costs Through the


Accounts of a Process-Costing Firm (Healthblend)

Picking Department Encapsulating Dept. Bottling Dept.


Work in Process Work in Process Work in Process

Materials: Transferred-in Transferred-in


Herbs from Picking from
Vitamins Materials: Encapsulating
Minerals Capsules Materials:
Picking labor Encapsulating Bottles
labor Bottling
Applied OH
Applied OH labor
Applied OH
6 -5
Healthblend decides to produce
2,000 bottles of multivitamins.
Healthblend The Picking Department costs are:
Nutritional Direct materials $1,700
Supplements Direct labor 50
Applied overhead 450

Work in Process (Encapsulating) 2 200 00


The receiving report and the invoice are
Work in Process (Picking) 2 200 00
used to record the receipt of the
merchandise and to control the payment.

The mixture is transferred from


picking to Encapsulating.
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The Encapsulating Department
costs are:
Healthblend Direct materials $1,000
Nutritional Direct labor 60
Supplements Applied overhead 500

Work in Process (Bottling) 3 760 00


The receiving report and the invoice are
Work in Process (Encapsulating) 3 760 00
used to record the receipt of the
merchandise and to control the payment.
$2,200 + $1,000
+ $60 + $500

The cost is transferred from


Encapsulating to Bottling.
6 -7
The Bottling Department costs are:
Direct materials $800
Healthblend Direct labor 300
Nutritional Applied overhead 600
Supplements

Finished Goods 5 460 00


The receiving report and the invoice are
Work in Process (Bottling) 5 460 00
used to record the receipt of the
merchandise and to control the payment.
$3,760 + $800 +
$300 + $600

The cost is transferred to the


finished goods warehouse.
6 -8
A production report provides
In process cost, costs are
information about the
summarized by department
physical units processed in a
for a period of time in a
department and the
production report.
manufacturing costs.
6 -9

Equivalent Units of Production


Equivalent units of output are the
complete units that could have been
produced given the total amount of
manufacturing effort expended for the
period under consideration.
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Equivalent Units of Production

Department A

Units in beginning work in process ---


Units completed 1,000
Units in ending work in process
(25% complete) 600
Total manufacturing cost $11,500
6 -11

Equivalent Units of Production


Concept:

=
100 units completed = 100 equivalent units

=
200 units, 50% completed = 100 equivalent units

Continued
6 -12

Equivalent Units of Production


Example:
1,000 units completed, 600 units, 25% complete

1000 units completed = 1,000 equivalent units

600 units, EWIP, 25% completed = 150 equivalent units


Total = 1,150 equivalent units
6 -13

Preparing a Production Report

1. Physical units flow analysis


2. Calculation of equivalent units
3. Computation of unit cost
4. Valuation of inventories (goods transferred
out and ending work in process)
5. Cost reconciliation
6 -14

Weighted Average Method


Healthblend
Nutritional
Supplements

Production:
Units in process, July 1, 75% complete 20,000
Units completed and transferred out 50,000
Units in process, July 31, 25% complete 10,000
Costs:
Work in process, July 1 $ 3,525
Cost added during July 10,125
6 -15

Weighted Average Method


Healthblend
Nutritional
Supplements

BWIP Cost July Cost

$3,525 $10,125

$13,650

Total Manufacturing Cost


6 -16

Weighted Average Method


Output for July
60,000 Total Physical Units Becomes 52,500
BWIP Equivalent Units
20,000
+
Units Started and Completed
30,000

+
EWIP, 25% Complete
2,500
52,500
6 -17

Weighted Average Method

Cost Assignment:
Cost/Unit = $13.750 ÷ 52,500 + $0.26
Transferred Out ($0.26 x 50,000) $13,000
EWIP ($0.26 x 2,500) 650
Total Cost Assigned $13,650
6 -18

Step 1: Physical Flow Schedule


Units to account for:
Units in beginning work in process (75% complete) 20,000
Units started during the period 40,000
Total units to account for 60,000
Units accounted for:
Unit completed and transferred out:
Started and completed 30,000
From beginning work in process 20,000 50,000
Units in ending work in process (25%
complete) 10,000
Total units accounted for 60,000
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Step 2: Calculation of Equivalent Units


Weighted Average Method

Units completed 50,000


Add: Units in ending work in process x Fraction
complete (10,000 x 25%) 2,500
Equivalent units of output 52,500

Healthblend
Nutritional
Supplements
6 -20

Step 3: Computation of Unit Cost

$13,650 =
52,500
$0.26 per equivalent
unit
6 -21

Step 4: Valuation of Inventories


Cost of goods transferred to the encapsulating
department:
50,000 equivalent units x $0.26 $13,000
Ending inventory:
2,500 equivalent units x $0.26 650

Healthblend
Nutritional
Supplements
6 -22

Step 5: Cost Reconciliation


Goods transferred out $13,000
Goods in ending work in process 650
Total costs accounted for $13,650

The
manufacturing
costs to
Healthblend account for are
Nutritional also $13,650.
Supplements
6 -23

Production
Report
Healthblend Company 6 -24
Weighted
Picking Department
average
Production Report for July 2004
UNIT INFORMATION
Physical Flow
Units to account for: Units accounted for:
Units in beginning Units completed 50,000
work in process 20,000 Units in ending
Units started 40,000 work in process 10,000
Total units to Total units
account for 60,000 accounted for 60,000
Equivalent Units
Units completed 50,000
Units in ending Continued
work in process 2,500
Total equivalent units 52,500
6 -25

COST INFORMATION
Costs to account for:
Beginning work
in process $ 3,525
Incurred during
period 10,125
Total cost to
account for $13,650

Cost per equivalent unit $ 0.26

Continued
6 -26

Transferred Ending
Out WIP Total

Costs accounted for:


Goods transferred out ($0.26 x
50,000) $13,000 --- $13,000
Goods in ending work in
process ($0.26 x 2,500) --- $650 650
Total cost accounted for $13,000 $650 $13,650
6 -27

Chapter Six

The End

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