cost accounting horngren ch 17 review
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Ch 17Thursday, October 11, 2012 10:33 PM1. Process Costing - 3 Cases a. No ending WIP i. DM cost per unit = total DM cost/total units ii. CC per unit = total CC /total units b. No BWIP, EWIP i. Determine 1. The cost of fully assembled units 2. The cost of partially assembled units still in process at the end of the period ii. 5 Step Process 1. Calculate physical units 2. EUs i. 2x2 matrix ii. Bottom 2 based on % iii. Material & conversion costs iv. Weighted average method v. Only EWIP is usabTRANSCRIPT
Ch 17Thursday, October 11, 201210:33 PM1. Process Costing - 3 Cases
a. No ending WIPi. DM cost per unit = total DM cost/total units
ii. CC per unit = total CC /total unitsb. No BWIP, EWIP
i. Determine 1. The cost of fully assembled units2. The cost of partially assembled units still in process at the end of the period
ii. 5 Step Process1. Calculate physical units2. EUs
i. 2x2 matrixii. Bottom 2 based on %
iii. Material & conversion costsiv. Weighted average methodv. Only EWIP is usable
3. Allocated Costi. DM
ii. CCiii. Current Cost (same period)iv. BWIP
4. Calculate Allocation Ratesi. DM
ii. CC5. Multiply
i. 2x2 matrixii. No FIFO on exam
c. BWIP & EWIPi. 5 steps
ii. Weighted average methodd. Focus is finding equivalent unit (EU)e. Why do we need EUs ? f. Allocate separately for conversion and direct materials