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Chapter 2, Problem 19E
To determine

Concept introduction:

Cost of goods manufactured and sold statement represents the manufacturing cost of goods. It also shows the outflow from each account during the period.

To calculate:

The missing values.

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Answer to Problem 19E

Particulars $ (case 1) $ (Case 2) $ (Case 3) $ (Case 4)
Beginning Raw Materials 7,000 (e) 9,000 16,000 55,000
Raw material purchased 63,000 24,500 33,312 (o) 140,000
Indirect material issued 1,400 2,000 1,200 1,000
Ending raw material 2,800 4,500 (i) 21,136 46,750
Direct material used (a) 65,800 27,000 26,976 (n) 147,250
Direct labor 40,600 (f) 43,500 (j) 22,480 61,625
Manufacturing overhead applied 72,800 80,700 24,864 270,865
Total current manufacturing costs (b) 179,200 151,200 74,320 (m) 479,740
Beginning work in process 57,400 65,200 (k) 30,060 51,260
Ending work in process (c) 42,000 (g) 56,800 33,000 118,050
Cost of goods manufactured 194,600 159,600 71,380 412,950
Beginning finished goods 100,800 (h) 42,600 41,520 (p) 205,350
Ending finished goods 112,000 60,200 (l) 22,200 198,600
Cost of goods sold (d) 183,400 142,000 90,700 419,700

Explanation of Solution

(a) Calculation of ‘Direct materials used’:

Particulars $ (Case 1)
Beginning raw materials 7,000
(+) Raw materials purchased 63,000
(-) Indirect materials issued (1,400)
(-) Ending raw materials (2,800)
Direct materials used 65,800

(b) Calculation of ‘Total current manufacturing costs’

Particulars $ (Case 1)
Direct materials used 65,800
(+) Direct Labor 40,600
(+) Manufacturing overhead applied 72,800
Total current manufacturing costs 179,200

(c) Calculation of ‘Ending work in processes

Particulars $ (Case 1)
Total current manufacturing costs 179,200
(+) Beginning work in process 57,400
(-) Ending work in process (42,000)
Cost of goods manufactured 194,600

(d) Calculation of ‘Cost of goods sold’

Particulars $ (Case 1)
Cost of goods manufactured 194,600
(+) Beginning finished goods 100,800
(-) Ending finished goods (112,000)
Cost of goods sold 183,400

(e) Calculation of ‘Beginning raw materials’

Particulars $ (Case 2)
Beginning raw materials 9,000
(+) Raw materials purchased 24,500
(-) Indirect materials issued (2,000)
(-) Ending raw materials (4,500)
Direct materials used 27,000

(f) Calculation of ‘Direct labor’

Particulars $ (Case 2)
Direct materials used 27,000
(+) Direct Labor 43,500
(+) Manufacturing overhead applied 80,700
Total current manufacturing costs 151,200

(g) Calculation of ‘Ending work in process’

Particulars $ (Case 2)
Total current manufacturing costs 151,200
(+) Beginning work in process 65,200
(-) Ending work in process (56,800)
Cost of goods manufactured 159,600

(h) Calculation of ‘Beginning finished goods’

Particulars $ (Case 2)
Cost of goods manufactured 159,600
(+) Beginning finished goods 42,600
(-) Ending finished goods (60,200)
Cost of goods sold 142,000

(i) Calculation of ‘Ending raw materials’

Particulars $ (Case 3)
Beginning raw materials 16,000
(+) Raw materials purchased 33,312
(-) Indirect materials issued (1,200)
(-) Ending raw materials (21,136)
Direct materials used 26,976

(j) Calculation of ‘Direct Labor’

Particulars $ (Case 3)
Direct materials used 26,976
(+) Direct Labor 22,480
(+) Manufacturing overhead applied 24,864
Total current manufacturing costs 74,320

(k) Calculation of ‘Beginning work in process’

Particulars $ (Case 3)
Total current manufacturing costs 74,320
(+) Beginning work in process 30,060
(-) Ending work in process (33,000)
Cost of goods manufactured 71,380

(l) Calculation of ‘Ending finished goods’

Particulars $ (Case 2)
Cost of goods manufactured 71,380
(+) Beginning finished goods 41,520
(-) Ending finished goods (22,200)
Cost of goods sold 90,700

(m) Calculation of ‘Total current manufacturing costs’

Particulars $ (Case 4)
Total current manufacturing costs 479,740
(+) Beginning work in process 51,260
(-) Ending work in process (118,050)
Cost of goods manufactured 412,950

(n) Calculation of ‘Direct material used’

Particulars $ (Case 4)
Direct materials used 147,250
(+) Direct Labor 61,625
(+) Manufacturing overhead applied 270,865
Total current manufacturing costs 479,740

(o) Calculation of ‘Raw material purchases’

Particulars $ (Case 4)
Beginning raw materials 55,000
(+) Raw materials purchased 140,000
(-) Indirect materials issued (1,000)
(-) Ending raw materials (46,750)
Direct materials used 147,250

(p) Calculation of ‘Beginning finished goods’

Particulars $ (Case 2)
Cost of goods manufactured 412,950
(+) Beginning finished goods 205,350
(-) Ending finished goods (198,600)
Cost of goods sold 419,700

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