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Problem #1: Process Costing (12 points) Bazinga Paint Company uses a process cos

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Problem #1: Process Costing (12 points) Bazinga Paint Company uses a process cost system to accumulate product costs. The first processing department is the Formulation Department. The following production and cost data pertain to February 2017 Total Costs Direct Conversion Units Materials Costs Costs Beginning Work-in Process 60% complete as to Direct Materials Costs 20% Complete as to Conversion Costs 65,000 $204,750 $107,250 $312,000 Entered into Production 645.000 $3452.250 $5.321150 $8,773400 Input Totals 210000 $3,65.000 $5428400 $9,085400 a Complete the following table by computing the weighted-average equivalent units of production (EUP) output by the Formulation Department of Bazinga Paint Company relative to direct materials and conversion costs for the month of February 2017·(4 points) Direct Materials Conversion Units EUP EUP Completed and Transferred Out 630,000 Ending Work-in Process 75% Complete as to Direct Materials Costs 40% complete as to Conversion Costs 80,000 Output Totals

Explanation / Answer

Solution:

Weighted Average (Average Cost) Method

Physical Units Count

Under this method the percentage completion done in the Beginning Inventory is ignored while calculating the equivalent completed units during the current period. Beginning Inventory Units are treated as fresh units introduced for production.

Cost Accounted for:

- The cost of opening work-in-progress and cost of the current period are aggregated and the aggregate cost is divided by output in terms of completed equivalent units.

- The units of Beginning Inventory of WIP and their cost are taken in full under this method

Ending Inventory

The Ending Inventory of WIP is valued at total cost i.e. Cost added during the month/period and Cost of Beginning WIP.

Part a --- Calculation of EUP

Units

Direct Materials

Conversion

EUP

EUP

Completed and Transferred Out

(100% Complete in all respect)

630,000

630,000

630,000

Ending Work In Process

75% complete as to direct materials costs

80,000

60000

(80,000*75%)

40% complete as to conversion costs

32000

(80,000*40%)

Output totals

710,000

690,000

662,000

Part b --- Cost per equivalent unit of production

Direct Materials

Conversion

Cost of Beginning Inventory

$204,750

$107,250

Cost added during the period into production

$3,452,250

$5,321,150

Total Cost

$3,657,000

$5,428,400

Equivalent Units of Production (As per part a)

690,000

662,000

Cost per Equivalent Unit of Production

$5.30

$8.20

Part c --- Allocation of direct materials and conversion costs to output

Units

Direct Materials

Conversion

Total

Completed and Transferred Out

(100% Complete in all respect)

630,000

$3,339,000

(EUP 630,000*$5.30)

$5,166,000

(EUP 630,000*$8.20)

$8,505,000

Ending Work In Process

80,000

$318,000

(EUP 60,000*$5.30)

$262,400

(EUP 32,000*$8.20)

$580,400

75% complete as to direct materials costs

40% complete as to conversion costs

Output totals

710,000

$3,657,000

$5,428,400

$9,085,400

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Units

Direct Materials

Conversion

EUP

EUP

Completed and Transferred Out

(100% Complete in all respect)

630,000

630,000

630,000

Ending Work In Process

75% complete as to direct materials costs

80,000

60000

(80,000*75%)

40% complete as to conversion costs

32000

(80,000*40%)

Output totals

710,000

690,000

662,000

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