| 1 | Journal Entry | |||||||
| Date | Account Title | Debit-$ | Credit-$ | W.N | ||||
| Cash | 300 | Calculation of abnormal Loss | ||||||
| Loss from abnormal spoilage | 3000 | Abnormal Loss | (No of units sold *cost per unit)-SP | |||||
| W.I.P control | 3300 | (300*11)-300 | ||||||
| to record abnormal loss | 3000 | |||||||
| The unit cost of the remaining cases will remain $11 per case.Since the cost of | ||||||||
| the remaining cases is not affected by the loss from abnormal spoilage. | ||||||||
| 2-a | Journal Entry for recording sale of scrap | |||||||
| Date | Account Title | Debit-$ | Credit-$ | W.N | ||||
| Cash | 600 | Calculation of cost if the rejection is attributable to a particular job | ||||||
| Manufacturing OH Control | 600 | Cost of the remaining good cases | Total Cost-Spoilage realized | |||||
| to record sale of scrap | 11*3000-600 | |||||||
| 32400 | ||||||||
| Calculation of the per unit cost of good | ||||||||
| per unit of good cases | Cost of Good Cases/No of Good Cases | |||||||
| 32400/3000-600 | ||||||||
| 13.5 | ||||||||
| b | Date | Account Title | Debit-$ | Credit-$ | ||||
| Cash | 600 | |||||||
| Manufacturing OH Control | 2700 | |||||||
| W.I.P Control | 3300 | |||||||
| to record sale of scrap | ||||||||
| The unit cost of the good case remains at $11 if the rejection is not attributable to a particular job. | ||||||||
| c | In 2a normal spoilage have been charged as cost of job having exact job specifications however in 2b normal spoilage | |||||||
| is not considered as particular attribute of the job hence leading to a difference in unit cost in 2a and 2b | ||||||||
| 3-a | Journal Entry | |||||||
| Date | Account Title | Debit-$ | Credit-$ | Calculation of cost if the rejection is attributable to a particular job | ||||
| W.I.P Control | 300 | Cost of the remaining good cases | Total Cost+ Additional Cost | |||||
| Manufacturing OH Control | 300 | (11*3000+300) | ||||||
| to record W.I.P control is the material control ,wages control | 33300 | |||||||
| Thus cost of the remaining good cases is $33300 | Calculation of unit cost of goods | |||||||
| Unit cost of good cases | Cost of Good Cases/No of Good Cases | |||||||
| b | Date | Account Title | Debit-$ | Credit-$ | 33300/3000 | |||
| Manufacturing OH Control | 300 | $11.10 | ||||||
| Manufacturing OH allocated | 300 | |||||||
| to record the manu OH control ,the material control and wages control | ||||||||
| Thus the unit cost of good cases remains at $11 per case if the additional cost occurs regularly because of | ||||||||
| difficulty in seasoning. | ||||||||
| c | In 3a normal rework cost have been charged to job having exact job specification however in 3b normal rework | |||||||
| Is not considered as a particular attribute of this job because of production process hence also leading to a difference | ||||||||
| in unit costs in 3a and 3b | ||||||||
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