zweni Limited uses normal costing system. Given below is the information taken from the records of Ezweni Limited for the year ended 31 March 2024:Inventories01 April 202331 March 2024 RRRaw materials112 500150 000Work in process262 500?Finished goods165 000? Additional information:Raw materials to the value of R1 460 600 were issued to production.Current manufacturing costs comprising of direct material, direct labour and absorbed manufacturing overheads, amount to R4 695 000.Manufacturing overheads absorbed to production amount to 65% of conversion costs.Actual manufacturing overhead costs incurred in the current period amount to R2 018 250. Manufacturing overhead variances are adjusted against the cost of goods sold.Required:Calculate and fill in the missing data in the following statement of cost of goods manufactured and sold by choosing the correct answer from the options provided. RBlank 1Blank 2Blank 3Blank 4Available for useBlank 5Blank 6Blank 7Blank 81 460 600Direct labourBlank 9Manufacturing overheadsBlank 10Blank 114 695 000Blank 12Blank 13Blank 14Blank 15Blank 16Blank 17Blank 184 650 000Blank 19Blank 20Goods available for saleBlank 21Blank 22Blank 23Cost of goods sold at normal capacity4 530 000Blank 24Blank 25Cost of sales (as per income statement)Blank 26
Question
zweni Limited uses normal costing system. Given below is the information taken from the records of Ezweni Limited for the year ended 31 March 2024:Inventories01 April 202331 March 2024 RRRaw materials112 500150 000Work in process262 500?Finished goods165 000? Additional information:Raw materials to the value of R1 460 600 were issued to production.Current manufacturing costs comprising of direct material, direct labour and absorbed manufacturing overheads, amount to R4 695 000.Manufacturing overheads absorbed to production amount to 65% of conversion costs.Actual manufacturing overhead costs incurred in the current period amount to R2 018 250. Manufacturing overhead variances are adjusted against the cost of goods sold.Required:Calculate and fill in the missing data in the following statement of cost of goods manufactured and sold by choosing the correct answer from the options provided. RBlank 1Blank 2Blank 3Blank 4Available for useBlank 5Blank 6Blank 7Blank 81 460 600Direct labourBlank 9Manufacturing overheadsBlank 10Blank 114 695 000Blank 12Blank 13Blank 14Blank 15Blank 16Blank 17Blank 184 650 000Blank 19Blank 20Goods available for saleBlank 21Blank 22Blank 23Cost of goods sold at normal capacity4 530 000Blank 24Blank 25Cost of sales (as per income statement)Blank 26
Solution
To fill in the blanks, we need to follow the steps of calculating the cost of goods manufactured and sold.
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Calculate the total raw materials available for use. This is the beginning inventory of raw materials plus the raw materials issued to production.
Blank 1 = 112,500 (beginning inventory) + 1,460,600 (raw materials issued) = 1,573,100
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Calculate the total raw materials used in production. This is the total raw materials available for use minus the ending inventory of raw materials.
Blank 2 = 1,573,100 (total available) - 150,000 (ending inventory) = 1,423,100
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Calculate the conversion costs. This is the total manufacturing costs minus the raw materials used in production.
Blank 3 = 4,695,000 (total manufacturing costs) - 1,423,100 (raw materials used) = 3,271,900
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Calculate the manufacturing overheads. This is 65% of the conversion costs.
Blank 4 = 0.65 * 3,271,900 (conversion costs) = 2,126,735
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Calculate the direct labour costs. This is the conversion costs minus the manufacturing overheads.
Blank 5 = 3,271,900 (conversion costs) - 2,126,735 (overheads) = 1,145,165
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Calculate the total manufacturing costs. This is the sum of raw materials used, direct labour, and manufacturing overheads.
Blank 6 = 1,423,100 (raw materials used) + 1,145,165 (direct labour) + 2,126,735 (overheads) = 4,695,000
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Calculate the cost of goods manufactured. This is the total manufacturing costs plus the beginning work in process inventory minus the ending work in process inventory.
Blank 7 = 4,695,000 (total manufacturing costs) + 262,500 (beginning work in process inventory) - Blank 8 (ending work in process inventory)
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Calculate the cost of goods available for sale. This is the cost of goods manufactured plus the beginning finished goods inventory.
Blank 9 = Blank 7 (cost of goods manufactured) + 165,000 (beginning finished goods inventory)
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Calculate the cost of goods sold. This is the cost of goods available for sale minus the ending finished goods inventory.
Blank 10 = Blank 9 (goods available for sale) - Blank 11 (ending finished goods inventory)
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Adjust the cost of goods sold for any manufacturing overhead variances.
Blank 12 = 4,530,000 (cost of goods sold at normal capacity) + Blank 13 (overhead variances)
- The cost of sales as per the income statement is the adjusted cost of goods sold.
Blank 14 = Blank 12 (adjusted cost of goods sold)
Please note that without the values for the ending work in process inventory and the ending finished goods inventory, we cannot fill in all the blanks.
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