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Casey Carpet manufactures broadloom carpet in seven processes: Spinning, Dyeing,

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Question

Casey Carpet manufactures broadloom carpet in seven processes: Spinning, Dyeing, Plying, Spooling, Tufting, Latexing and Shearing. In the Dyeing Department the direct materials (dye) are added at the beginning of the process. Conversion costs are incurred evenly throughout the process. Casey uses FIFO process costing. Information for March 2011 follows:

Units:

Beginning work in process inventory (40% complete as

to conversion work)

90

rolls

Transferred in from Spinning Department during March

750

rolls

Completed during March

780

rolls

Ending work in process (75% complete as to

conversion work)

60

rolls

Costs:

Beginning work in process (transferred-in cost, $2,286;

materials cost, $4,140; conversion costs, $1,125)

$7,551

Transferred in from Spinning Department during March

12,750

Materials cost added during March

34,500

Conversion costs added during March (manufacturing

wages, $8,880; manufacturing overhead, $70,020)

78,900

Requirements

1.

Casey's Dyeing Department.

2.

Casey's Dyeing Department for March using the FIFO method.

3.

Casey's Dyeing Department.

(Round your answers to the nearest whole dollar. For entries with a $0 balance, make sure to enter "0" in the appropriate column.)

4.

Journalize all transactions affecting

Casey's Dyeing Department during March, including the entries that have already been posted.

Units:

Beginning work in process inventory (40% complete as

to conversion work)

90

rolls

Transferred in from Spinning Department during March

750

rolls

Completed during March

780

rolls

Ending work in process (75% complete as to

conversion work)

60

rolls

Costs:

Beginning work in process (transferred-in cost, $2,286;

materials cost, $4,140; conversion costs, $1,125)

$7,551

Transferred in from Spinning Department during March

12,750

Materials cost added during March

34,500

Conversion costs added during March (manufacturing

wages, $8,880; manufacturing overhead, $70,020)

78,900

Explanation / Answer

Equivalent Unit Computation (Weighted-Average)

Month Ended March 31

Flow of

Equivalent Units

Flow of Production

Physical Units

Transferred In

Direct Materials

Conversion Costs

Completed and transferred out

500

500

500

500

Ending work in process, March 31

135

135a

135a

108b

Total physical units accounted for

635

Equivalent units

635

635

608

__________

a The time line shows that transferred-in costs and direct materials are incurred at the beginning of the Dyeing process. The ending inventory did pass the point where transferred in and direct material costs are incurred. The ending inventory is therefore complete with respect to transferred-in costs and direct materials.

b   80% of the conversion work on ending work in process inventory was done in March:

135 × 80% = 108

Casey Carpet

Dyeing Department

Cost per Equivalent Unit

Month Ended March 31

Transferred In

Direct Materials

Conversion Costs

Total

Beginning work in process,

February 28

$4,500

$1,755

$5,199

$11,454

Costs added during March

21,535

12,850

51,953

86,338

Total costs

$26,035

$14,605

$57,152

Divide by equivalent units

÷635

÷635

÷608

Cost per equivalent unit

   $41

$23

$94

Total cost to account for

$97,792

Req. 3

Casey Carpet

Dyeing Department

Production Cost Report (Weighted-Average Method)

Month Ended March 31

Transferred In

Direct Materials

Conversion Costs

Total

Beginning work in process, February 28

$4,500

$1,755

$5,199

$11,454

Costs added during March

21,535

12,850

51,953

86,338

Total cost to account for

$26,035

$14,605

$57,152

$97,792

Divide by equivalent units

÷635

÷635

÷608

Cost per equivalent unit

   $41

    $23

    $94

Assignment of total costs:

Units completed and transferred out

during March

500 × ($41 + $23 + $94)

$79,000

Ending work in process, March 31:

Transferred in costs

135 × $41

5,535

Direct materials

135 × $23

3,105

Conversion costs

108 × $94

10,152

Total ending work in process, March 31

18,792

Total cost accounted for

$97,792

Req. 4

Journal Entry

DATE

ACCOUNTS

POST. REF.

DEBIT

CREDIT

Work in Process Inventory—Dyeing

21,535

Work in Process Inventory—Spinning

21,535

Work in Process Inventory—Dyeing

64,803

Materials Inventory

12,850

Manufacturing Wages

8,445

Manufacturing Overhead

43,508

     

     

Work in Process Inventory—Plying

79,000

Work in Process Inventory—Dyeing

79,000

Equivalent Unit Computation (Weighted-Average)

Month Ended March 31

Flow of

Equivalent Units

Flow of Production

Physical Units

Transferred In

Direct Materials

Conversion Costs

Completed and transferred out

500

500

500

500

Ending work in process, March 31

135

135a

135a

108b

Total physical units accounted for

635

Equivalent units

635

635

608