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Activity in JIT

This document provides an example of a Just-in-Time (JIT) accounting activity with multiple questions. It includes details on backflushing costs for raw materials, direct labor, factory overhead and conversion costs between inventory accounts over several accounting periods. The correct answers are identified for the multiple choice questions.
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Activity in JIT

This document provides an example of a Just-in-Time (JIT) accounting activity with multiple questions. It includes details on backflushing costs for raw materials, direct labor, factory overhead and conversion costs between inventory accounts over several accounting periods. The correct answers are identified for the multiple choice questions.
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UNIT VI – JUST-IN-TIME (JIT)/BACKFLUSH ACCOUNTING

Name: ______________________
Course: _____________________

Activity 1 :

1. D
Raw Materials Received on credit 367,000
Less: Ending RIP 33,000
Conversion Cost estimate (1,800) (31,200)
Total 335,800
Add: Beginning RIP 31,000
Conversion Cost (1,400) 29,600
Amount to be backflushed to Finished Goods 365,400

2. B
Raw Materials 950,000
Direct Labor 2,500,000
Factory Overhead 6,000,000
Total Manufacturing Cost 9,450,000
Applied Factory overhead (400,000)
Finished Goods, Inventory 9,050,000

Applied factory overhead = 6,000,000 – (8,100,000-2,500,000)


= 6,000,000 – 5,600,000
= 400,000

3. A

Amount of raw materials backflushed 202,500


Less: Beginning RIP (10,000)
Total 190,000
Add: Ending RIP 15,000
Raw Materials purchased on credit 205,000

4. D
Direct Labor cost 375,000
Applied Factory Overhead 450,000
Total Conversion Cost 825,000
Less: Conversion Cost
Ending MIP 4,500
Beginning MIP (3,000) (1,500)
Add: Conversion Cost
Ending MIP 8,750
Beginning MIP (10,000) 1,250
Conversion Cost of units sold in June 824,750

5.
1 Raw and In Process 444,000
Accounts Payable 444,000
To record product cost

2 Cost of Goods Sold 399,000


Wages Payable 210,000
Applied Factory Overhead 189,000
To record product cost

3 Finished Goods 443,120


Raw and In Process 443,120
To record transfer of cost of units completed

Raw Material Purchased 444,000


Raw and In Process, beg
(23,400 – 14,040) 9,360
Less: Raw and In Process, end
(25,600 – 15,360) (10,240)
Amount to be backflushed 443,120

4 Cost of Goods Sold 445,120


Finished Goods 445,120
To record transfer of units sold

Materials cost of units completed 443,120


Material in FG, beg(24,000-14,400) 9,600
Less: Materials in FG, end (19,000-11,400) (7,600)
Amount to be backflushed 445,120

5 Cost of Goods Sod 28,440


Raw and In Process 14,040
Finished Goods 14,400
To adjust cost of goods sold for the
conversion cost of beginning balances
of raw and in process and finished
goods.

Raw and In process, beg 14,040


Finished Goods, Beg 14,400
Amount to be adjusted 28,440

6 Raw and In Process 15,360


Finished Goods 11,400
Cost of Goods Sold 26,760
To adjust cost of goods sold for the
conversion cost of ending balances
of raw and in process and finished
goods.

Raw and In process, end 15,360


Finished Goods, end 11,400
Amount to be adjusted 26,760
7. The balance of the cost of goods sold after adjustment is P845,800

Direct Labor P210,000


Factory Overhead 189,000
Total 399,000
Add: Finished Goods 445,120
Adjustments:
Conversion cost of RIP and FG beg 28,440
Conversion cost of RIP and FG end (26,760) 1,680
Cost of Goods Sold after adjustment P845,800

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