Roland Corporation budgeted April sales at 2,500 units. The beginning finished goods inventory consisted of 2,000 units, however, Roland desired to have 2,500 finished units on hand by the end of April. Direct materials inventory consisted of 800 beginning units and Roland desired an ending balance of 1,400 units. Each finished unit required 2 units of direct material and 1 hour of direct labor. Direct materials cost $3.00 per unit, direct labor cost $11.00 per hour, and factory overhead is applied at $7.00 per direct labor hour. Roland has no work in process at the beginning or end of the month. How much is the anticipated cost of goods manufactured for April

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Answer:

Anticipated cost of goods manufactured for April= $ 93,000 for 3000 units

Explanation:

Roland Corporation

Budgeted April Sales  2,500 units.

The Beginning finished goods inventory  2,000 units,

Cost of Goods Available for Manufacture 3000

 Finished units on hand by the end of April 2,500

Cost of goods manufactured for April   2,500

Direct materials inventory consisted of 800 beginning units

Direct Materials Purchased 6600

Ending balance  1,400 units.

Direct Material used 6000 units

Direct materials cost $3.00 per unit, *3000*2= $ 18,000

Direct labor cost $11.00 per hour, * 3000=  $ 33000

Factory overhead is applied at $7.00 per direct labor hour* =$ 42,000

Total Manufacturing Costs $ 93,000

Answer:

$72,000

Explanation:

Roland currently has 2,000 finished units, plans to sell 2,500 during April and wants to have 2,500 in inventory at the end of April, so the production schedule = finished goods sold + ending inventory - beginning inventory = 2,500 units + 2,500 units - 2,000 units = 3,000

So Roland needs to manufacture 3,000 more finished units:

  • direct materials per unit = 2 x $3 = $6
  • direct labor per unit = 1 x $11 = $11
  • factory overhead per unit = 1 x $7 = $7
  • total cost per unit =  $24 per unit

cost of goods manufactured = 3,000 units x $24 per unit = $72,000