chapter 3 Flashcards
what are conversion costs?
they are a combination of direct labor and overhead
what are the 6 processing steps needed for both processing methods?
- Account for physical units
- Calculate equivalent units
- Determine costs to be accounted for
- Calculate cost per equivalent unit
- Assign cost/EU to the units completed and transferred, and to the units in ending inventory
- Reconcile costs assigned with costs to be accounted for.
(Average Method and FIFO) how to find units to be accounted for
beginning inventory + added units
(Average Method and FIFO) how to find units completed and transferred out
units to be accounted for (beginning inventory + added units) - ending inventory
(Average Method) calculate equivalent units
units completed and transferred out + ending units (they have to be complete if not multiply by the percentage of finished form total in ending)
(Average Method) Account for costs
Costs in beginning inventory + costs added during the period
(Average Method) Compute cost per equivalent unit ( you have to do it twice once for DM one for CC)
beginning and added costs / equivalent units
(Average Method) Costs to be transferred out
Units completed & transferred out x cost per equivalent unit
(Average Method) Costs in ending inventory
Units in ending inventory x cost per equivalent unit
(Average Method) Total Costs Assigned
total cost to be transferred out + total cost in ending inventory
(FIFO Method) units started and completed
units completed and transferred out( beg+add-end) - beginning inventory
(FIFO Method) Calculate Equivalent Units beginning
if they are completed then you have no equivalent units, if not multiply by 100 minus the percent they give you
(FIFO Method) Calculate Equivalent Units started and completed
calculate percent completed x units
(FIFO Method) Calculate Equivalent Units ending inventory
calculate percent completed x units
(FIFO Method) Account for costs
Costs in beginning inventory + costs added during the period