CMA I - Chapter 4, Process Costing
CMA I - Chapter 4, Process Costing
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Learning Objectives
Distinguish Process costing and Job –Costing
Record the flow of materials, labor, and
process
Process Costing System
Is a costing method most commonly used in industries that
Raw Materials,
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Cost Flow under Process –Costing
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Flow of cost under Job-Order
and Process Costing
Direct
Direct
Materials
Materials
Work in Finished
Finished
Direct
Direct Labor
Labor
Process Goods
Goods
Manufacturing
Manufacturing Cost
Cost of
of
Overhead
Overhead Goods
Goods
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Cost flow under Job-Order Costing
Costs
Costs are
are traced
traced and
and
applied
applied to
to individual
individual
Direct
Direct jobs
jobs in
in aa job-order
job-order
Materials
Materials cost
cost system.
system.
Finished
Finished
Direct
Direct Labor
Labor Jobs
Jobs Goods
Goods
Manufacturing
Manufacturing Cost
Cost of
of
Overhead
Overhead Goods
Goods
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Cost flow under Process Costing
Costs
Costs areare traced
traced and
and
applied
applied toto departments
departments
Direct
Direct in
in aa process
process cost
cost
Materials
Materials system.
system.
Processing
Processing Finished
Finished
Direct
Direct Labor
Labor
Department
Department Goods
Goods
Manufacturing
Manufacturing Cost
Cost of
of
Overhead
Overhead Goods
Goods
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Process Cost Flows-Material Cost
(in journal entry form)
For example
if four physical units of product are 50 percent complete at the end
of the period, an equivalent of two units has been completed
(2 equivalent units = 4 physical units × 50 percent).
If four desks manufacturing is 50 percent complete at year
end , an equivalent unit of two desks has been completed.
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Equivalent Units
Equivalent units of production is a term applied to the
Work in process inventory at the end of the year
Process costing requires partially completed units in
ending work-in-process inventory to be converted to the
equivalent completed units (called equivalent units).
Equivalent units = Number of physical units ×
Percentage of completion
Therefore,
For completed units, the percent of completion is 100%
and hence, the equivalent units will be the same as the
physical units…..100% X physical unit= Physical unit
For WIP ending, the percent of completion is is less than
100% and hence, the equivalent units will be less than the
physical units.
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Equivalent Units – The Basic Idea
Two half-completed products are
equivalent to one complete product.
+ = 1
So,
So, 22 units
units 50%
50% complete
complete
are
are equivalent
equivalent toto 11 complete
complete units.
units.
Illustrating Example -Process Costing
Assume Coca-Cola Chemical Company Produces Coke and
uses process costing system to account for its operation.
The soft drink is produced in two processing departments:
the Mixing Department and the Bottling Department.
The product is bottled in 300ml bottles.
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Part I: Mixing Department
In the Mixing Department, various ingredients are added
at the start of the process
costs are accumulated in two pools, one for direct material
and another for all conversion costs.
Direct material is added at the beginning of the process
conversion costs are applied evenly through out the
process.
Data for the first month of operation (September) of the
Mixing Department is given below:
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Case 1: Zero beginning and Zero ending work in
process inventory that is all units are started and
fully Completed by the end of the period.
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Solution - Step-1- Summery of flow of physical unit
Flow of Production flow of pysical Units
Beginning Work in process
0 units
Units started in September 1000
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Step 2 : Compute output in terms of equivalent units for
DMC & CC
Equvalent unit
flow of physical
Flow of Production Units DMC CC
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Step 3 &4 : flow of cost and Cost per Equivalent units
Production cost report Total
production
cost
DMC CC
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Step 5 : Cost assignment to completed & transferred out
units and units of WIP ending
Production cost report Total
production
cost
DMC CC
Total Cost to account for Br 120,000
Cost Assignment :
To Completed& transferred out:
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Step 3 &4 : flow of cost and Cost per Equivalent units
Production cost report Total
production
cost DMC CC
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Step 5 : Cost assignment to completed & transferred out
units and units of WIP ending
Production cost report Total prod.
Cost DMC CC
Total Cost to account for Br 251,200
Cost Assignment :
To Completed& transferred out(800
units):
Direct material Cost 64,000 800*80
Conversion cost 48,000 800*60
Total Br.112,000
To WIP ending(1200 units):
Direct material Cost 96,000 1,200*80
Conversion cost 43200 720*60
Total Br.139,200
Total cost accounted for Br 251,200
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Journal Entries- for production during October
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Case3: Process costing with some beginning and
some ending work in process inventory.
Data for the third month of operation (November) of the
Mixing Department is given below: Weighted Average
Method
Beginning work in process( from
October/Case2) ( CC 60% complete ) 1,200 units
Started during the month 1,000 units
Completed during the month 1,600 units
Ending work in process (50% completed as to
conversion costs.) 600units
Current Beg.
Cost month WIP(Case2)
Direct material costs Br. 69,000 Br. 96,000
Conversion costs 70,800 43,200
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When both WIP beginning and ending have balances ,
there two methods of process costing accounting:
1. Weighted Average Method
2. FIFO Method
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Weighted-Average -process costing method
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Solution - Step-1- Summery of flow of physical unit
Flow of Production flow of pysical Units
Beginning Work in process 1,200 units
flow of physical
Flow of Production Units DMC CC
Ending Work in
process(100%,50%) 600 600 300
Work done to
date(cumulative) 2,200U 1,900U
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Step 3 &4 : flow of cost and Cost per Equivalent units
Production cost report Total
production
cost
DMC CC
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Case3: Process costing with some beginning and
some ending work in process inventory.
Data for the third month of operation (November) of the
Mixing Department is given below: FIFO Method
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Step 2 : Compute equivalent units for the work done in
the current month
flow of Equivalent unit
Flow of Production physical Units DMC CC
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Step 3 &4 : flow of cost and Cost per Equivalent units for
the work done only in the current month
Production cost report Total
production
cost
DMC CC
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Example –Bottling Department
Assume the following data for Coca-Cola Company during the
month of November in the Bottling department( Case 3)
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Physical Unit and Percentage of completion
Physical units Transferred in DMC CC
costs
Beginning work in process 1,200 units 100% 0% 75%
complete complete complete
Transferred-in during the month 1,600 units
Completed during the month 2,000 units
Ending work in process 800 units 100% 0% 50%
complete complete complete
Cost
Beginning work in process cost :
Transferred in costs (1,200 x Br. 170) Br. 204,000
Direct material costs 0
Conversion costs 90,000
Transferred in cost during the month:
Weighted average 216,000
First-in, first-out 219,600
Direct material costs incurred during the month 60,000
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Step 2 : Compute equivalent units for the work done to
date
Equivalent unit
flow of
physical Transfer
Flow of Production Units in cost DMC CC
Cost of beginning
WIP Br.294,000 Br.204,000 Br.0 Br.90,000
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Step 5 : Cost assignment
Production cost report Total prod. Transfer in DMC CC
Cost cost
Total Cost to account for Br 720,000
Cost Assignment :
To Completed ( FG) units
(2000):
Transfer in cost 300,000 2,000*150
DMC 60,000 2,000*30
Conversion cost 200,000 2000*100
Total 560,000
To WIP ending(800 units):
Transfer in cost 120,000 800*150
Direct material Cost 0 0*30
Conversion cost 40,000 400*100
Total 160,000
Total cost accounted for Br 720,000 66
Journal Entries- for production during November
1. Work in Process- Bottling 216,000
Work in Process- Mixing 216,000
(To record transfer in during current period)
2. Work in Process- Bottling 60,000
RM -Inventory 60,000
(To record bottling department material costs)
3. Work in Process- Bottling 150,000
Various accounts 150,000
(To record bottling department conversion costs)
4. FG inventory - 560,000
Work in Process- Bottling 560,000
(To record completion and transfer to FG store)
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Example – Cont….
Bottling Department and Fifo method
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Solution - Step-1- Summery of flow of physical unit Fifo
method
Flow of Production flow of pysical Units
Beginning Work in process
1,200
Transfer in during the period 1,600
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Step 2 : Compute equivalent units for the work done
only in the current period
Equivalent unit
flow of
physical Transfer
Flow of Production Units in cost DMC CC
Units completed
From Beg. WIP(0%,100,25%) 1,200 0 1,200 300
From current T. in (100%,100%,100%) 800 800 800 800
Ending Work in process
(100%,0%, 50%) 800 800 0 400
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Step 3 &4 : flow of cost and Cost per Equivalent units for
the work done only in the current month
Production cost report Total
production Transfer in
cost cost DMC CC
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Step 5 : Cost assignment to completed units and to units of WIP ending
Production cost report Total prod. Cost Transfer in cost DMC CC
Total Cost to account for
Br 723,600
Cost Assignment :
To Completed units (2000)
Cost in beg WIP Br.294,000 Br.204,000 Br.0 Br.90,000
Cost to complete Beg WIP
Transfer in cost 0 0*137.25
DMC 36,000 1,200*30
Conversion cost 30,000 300*100
Total cost of beg WIP 360,000
Cost of current T.in & completed 213,800 800*137.25 800*30 800*100
Total cost of Completed units 573,800
To WIP ending(800 units):
Transfer in cost
109,800 800*137.25
Direct material Cost
0 0*30
Conversion cost
40,000 400*100
Total 149,800
Total cost accounted for
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Journal Entries- for production during November
1. Work in Process- Bottling 219,600
Work in Process- Mixing 219,600
(To record transfer in during current period)
2. Work in Process- Bottling 60,000
RM -Inventory 60,000
(To record bottling department material costs)
3. Work in Process- Bottling 150,000
Various accounts 150,000
(To record bottling department conversion costs)
4. FG inventory - 573,800
Work in Process- Bottling 573,800
(To record completion and transfer to FG store)
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The End