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Job Order Costing for Customized Vans

Voyager Inc. has detailed inventory and transaction records for August 2024, including balances for finished goods, work in process, and materials. The document outlines various transactions such as purchases, requisitions, labor costs, and overhead applications, along with required journal entries for these activities. Additionally, it includes cost sheets for specific jobs and the need to close any over/under applied factory overhead to the Cost of Goods Sold.

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Topics covered

  • Payroll Distribution,
  • Job Tracking,
  • Job Completion,
  • Insurance Costs,
  • Cost Reporting,
  • General Journal Entries,
  • Inventory Valuation,
  • Cost of Goods Sold,
  • Machine Maintenance,
  • Cost Analysis
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Job Order Costing for Customized Vans

Voyager Inc. has detailed inventory and transaction records for August 2024, including balances for finished goods, work in process, and materials. The document outlines various transactions such as purchases, requisitions, labor costs, and overhead applications, along with required journal entries for these activities. Additionally, it includes cost sheets for specific jobs and the need to close any over/under applied factory overhead to the Cost of Goods Sold.

Uploaded by

Tine
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
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Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Topics covered

  • Payroll Distribution,
  • Job Tracking,
  • Job Completion,
  • Insurance Costs,
  • Cost Reporting,
  • General Journal Entries,
  • Inventory Valuation,
  • Cost of Goods Sold,
  • Machine Maintenance,
  • Cost Analysis

Previous Entries (with ONLY one product/production)

PROBLEM A
Voyager Inc. produces customized vans in a job order shop. On August 6, 2024 the following balances
appear in the inventory records:
Finished good P179,000
Work in process 308,000
Materials -A 43,000
Materials – B 40,000

The work in process account represents, as follows:


Factory overhead-Applied 150,000
Direct labor 120,000
Direct materials 38,000

The following transactions occurred during August 2024:


(a) Purchased materials C on account, P120,000.
(b) Requisitioned P40,000 of materials A and P20,000 materials C from inventory: P56,000 applied as
direct materials; the balance was for indirect materials.
(c) Record the additional labor cost distribution in a single entry: total payroll, P208,750. Of the payroll
cost, 86% applied as direct labor, 10% as salaries of the Sales and Admin Staff, and the balance and
the remainder to indirect labor.
(d) Paid the payroll.
(e) Applied factory overhead at the rate of 120% of direct labor cost.
(f) Work in process –end amounts to P 430,437.50. Prepare the JE for completed goods.
(g) Sold on account Finished Goods at 150% of cost. Cost of Goods sold at P429,562.50
(h) Reclassify the following operating expenses incurred as part of production costs overhead
Bldg. Depreciation 200,000
Machine Repairs & Maintenance 90,000
Insurance 140,000
(i) Close over/under application of factory overhead to Cost of Goods Sold

Required: Prepare general journal entries for (a) and (i) to record these transactions.
Prepare the Cost of Goods Sold

Journal Entries:
(a) Raw Materials-C P120,000
Accounts Payable P120,000

(b) WIP P 56,000


FOHC 4,000
Raw Materials-A P40,000
Raw Materials-C 20,000

(c) WIP (86%) P179,525


FOHC(4%) 8,350
Salaries & Wages(10%) 20,875
Payroll (Accrued Salaries) P208,750

(d) Payroll P208,750


Cash P208,750

(e) WIP(179,525x120%) P215,430


FOH-Applied P215,430
WIP
Beg 308,000
(b) 56,000
© 179,525
(e) 215,430
Total 758,955 (amount credited?)
(f) 430,437.50

P 430,437.50
Amount Credited to WIP is P3 this are the completed goods to be transferred to Finished Goods Account.

(f) F/G 328,517.50


WIP 328,517.50

(g) Cost of Goods Sold 429,562.50


F/G 429,562.50

A/R 644,343.75
Sales Income 644,343.75

(h) FOC 430,000


Depreciation Exp. – FBldg. 200,000
Repairs & Main. Exp. 90,000
Insurance 140,000

(i) FOH-Applied 365,430


Under applied FOH 76,920
FOH-Control 442,350

*FOHA(150,000beg. + 215,430)

FOH-C
(b) 4,000
(c) 8,350
(h) 430,000

Total 442,350

Cost of Goods Sold 76,920


Under Applied FOH 76,920
JOB ORDER COSTING (MULTIPLE JOBS SIMULTANEOUSLY IN PROCESS)

PROBLEM B
Voyager Inc. produces customized vans in a job order shop. On August 6, 2024 the following balances appear in the
inventory records as beginning balances:
Materials A 43,000
Materials B 40,000
Finished good – JOB 175 101,000
Finished good – JOB 177 78,000
Work in process 304,000
JOB 179 JOB 180 JOB 181
Direct materials................................................................................... 26,000 7,000 5,000
Direct labor.......................................................................................... 60,000 40,000 20,000
Factory overhead.....................................................................(120%) P72,000 P48,000 P24,000
Total 158,000 97,000 49,000

The following transactions occurred during August 2024:


(a) Purchased materials on account, P120,000.
(b) Requisitioned P60,000 of materials from inventory: P56,000 applied as direct materials; the balance was for
indirect materials.

(b) Requisitioned P40,000 of materials A (P10,000 applied to Job 179, P20,000 to Job 181, and P10,000 Job
182); materials C of P20,00 (5,000 Job 180, 5,000 to Job 181, P6,000 to Job 182, and the balance was for
indirect materials).

(c) Record the additional labor cost distribution in a single entry: total payroll, P208,750. Of the payroll cost,
86% applied as direct labor (Job 179 10%, Job 180 20%, Job 181 36%, Job 182 20%), 10% as salaries of the
Sales and Admin Staff, and the balance and the remainder to indirect labor.

(d) Paid the payroll.


(e) Applied factory overhead at the rate of 120% of direct labor cost.
(f) Work in process –end amounts to P 347,180. Prepare the JE for completed goods. (Job 179, Job 180)
(g) Sold on account Finished Goods at 150% of cost (g.1).
Cost of Goods sold at_________ (job 175,177,179)(g.2)
(h) Reclassify the following operating expenses incurred as part of production costs overhead
Bldg. Depreciation 200,000
Machine Repairs & Maintenance 90,000
Insurance 140,000

(i) Close over/under application of factory overhead to Cost of Goods Sold

Required: Prepare general journal entries for (f), (g.1 and g.2), (h), and (i) to record these transactions.
Prepare the Cost of Goods Sold for the month end August 31, 2024, and
Work Sheet for JOB 180

Cost Sheet –Job 179


Materials Labor Overhead
26,000 60,000 72,000
10,000 20,875 25,050

36,000 80,875 97,050


TMC 213,925
No. of completed 100 units P2,139.25
(assumption not given in the
problem) just to compute the unit
cost for JOB 179
Cost Sheet –Job 180
Materials Labor Overhead
? ? ?
? ? ?

Cost Sheet –Job 181 not completed


Materials Labor Overhead
5,000 20,000 24,000
25,000 75,150 90,180

30,000 95,150 114,180


WIP-END 239.330

Cost Sheet –Job 182 not completed


Materials Labor Overhead
16,000 41,750 50,100

WIP-End 107,850

Materials Inventory A F/G – Job 177


Beg Bal 43,000 40,000 Beg. Bal 78,000

Balance 3,000
F/G – Job 179
Materials Inventory B 213,925
Beg. Bal 40,000

F/G – Job 180


Materials Inventory C ?
120,000 20,000

Balance 100,000

F/G – Job 175 WIP- JOB 181


Beg Bal 101,000 ?

WIP- JOB 182


?

Note: JOBS No. 175,177,179, and 180 were already completed, hence already credited in the WIP Account.

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