Cost of Goods Manufactured

We have covered Cost of goods manufactured topic in detail previously. Keeping in view the demand of this topic in students, we are putting together some very interesting problems and solutions. Practicing these will increase your chances of passing exams with high marks. Lets start!

Microchop Company produces a single product. The following data has been taken from the company’s accounting records:

year1999: production in units30,000
Sales in units?
Ending finished goods in units?
Sales (Rs.25/- per unit)6,50,000
Costs
AdvertisingRs.90,000
Direct labor1,60,000
Raw materials purchased80,000
Building rent (production uses 80% of the space, administration & sales office use the rest)50,000
Utilities, factory35,000
Maintenance, factory25,000
Depreciation on factory equipment is Estimated at Rs.0.10 per unit produce?
Selling and administrative salaries1,00,000
Other factory overheads costs11,000
Other selling and administrative expenses20,000
InventoriesJan 1, 1999Dec 31, 1999
Raw materialsRs. 20,000Rs. 10,000
Work in process30,00040,000
Finished goods—-?

The finished good inventory is being carried at average unit production

Required: Prepare statement of cost of goods manufactured.

Solution

Word in process (January 1)30,000
Raw Material Used
Raw Material inventory (January 1)20,000
Add: Raw Material purchase80,000
Raw material available for use100,000
Less: Raw material inventory (December 31)10,000
Raw Material used90,000
Direct labor
Factory overhead
Building rent (50,000 x 80%) 40,00040,000
Utilization factory 35,00035,000
Maintenance factory 25,00025,000
Depreciation on equipment 3,0003,000
Other factory overhead 11,00011,000
Total factory overhead114,000
Merchandise cost364,000
Total cost of goods in process394,000
Less: Work in process inventory (Dec 31)40,000
Cost of goods manufactured354,000

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