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Helen Company processes 30,000 litres of direct materials to produce two products, Zander and Ifso. Zander, a byproduct, sells for $5 per litre, and Ifso, the main product, sells for $70 per litre. The following information is for July:

   Production   Sales   Beginning
Inventory   Ending
Inventory
Zander   5,500   4,950   0   550
Ifso   11,000   10,600   250   650

The manufacturing costs totalled $145,000; beginning inventory $3,000.

Required:
1.   Prepare a July income statement assuming that Helen Company recognizes the byproduct net realizable value when production is completed. The company uses FIFO for the inventory flow assumption.
2.   Prepare the journal entry to record the byproduct sales.
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Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis, Canadian Edition

Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis, Canadian Edition


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1. Income statement

Sales (10,600 × $70)      $ 742,000
Cost of goods sold:
  Beg. inventory    $   3,000
  Manufacturing costs   145,000
  Byproduct NRV (5,500 × $5)   (  27,500)
  Cost of goods available   $ 120,500
  End. inventory (650 × $10.68)   (  6,942)
Cost of goods sold      113,558
Gross margin      $ 628,442

Ending inventory cost per unit assuming FIFO = ($145,000 - $27,500)/11,000 = $10.68

2. Journal entry

Dr. Cash or A/R (4,950 × $5)   24,750
         Cr.  Byproduct inventory      24,750
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