Academic Integrity: tutoring, explanations, and feedback — we don’t complete graded work or submit on a student’s behalf.

McLelland Fabricators has two departments, Machining and Assembly. When good are

ID: 2449023 • Letter: M

Question

McLelland Fabricators has two departments, Machining and Assembly. When good are completed in the Machining department, they are transferred to the Assembly Department, and when completely assembled, they are transferred to the finished goods warehouse. There was no beginning or ending inventory in either department in February.

Other information for February is as follows:

Actual costos:                                     Machining       Assembly             Total

Direct materials used in production     $54,000             $78,000              $132,000

Direct labor used in production              82,000              37,000                119,000

Factory Overhead                                 n/a                      n/a                     105,000

Standard costs:

Direct Mat. for actual production       51,000                   77,000                  128,000

Dir Lab for actual production             84,000                  34,000                   118,000

Factory overhead applied                    81,000                  24,000                   105,000

Variances:

Material price variance                        7,000 U                 2,000 F                  5,000 U

Material quantity variance                    4,000 F                 3,000 U                  1,000 F

Labor rate variance                              1,500 F                 1,800 U                     300 U

Labor efficiency variance                        500 F                  1,200 U                     700 U

Requirements:

1) Journal entries for the issuance of direct material to production and the recording of the materials variances.

2) Journal entries for the use of direct labor in production and the recording of the labor variances.

3) Journal entries to record the actual and applied factory overhead (use "various credits" if necessary)

4) Journal entries to transfer the production cost from the Machining department to the Assembly department and from the Assembly department to finished goods.

As in the book.

Please show all calculations. Thanks

Explanation / Answer

1) Journal entries for the issuance of direct material to production and the recording of the materials variances.

2) Journal entries for the use of direct labor in production and the recording of the labor variances.

3) Journal entries to record the actual and applied factory overhead (use "various credits" if necessary)

4) Journal entries to transfer the production cost from the Machining department to the Assembly department and from the Assembly department to finished goods.

Account Title & Explaination Debit Credit Work In Process - Machining 51000 Work In Process - Assembly 77000 Material quantity variance - Assembly 3000 Material quantity variance - Machining 4000 Direct materials 127000