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Boitumelo owns a manufacturing business. The following information is available for the year ended 31 December 2017.

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Here are the calculations for the Cost of Goods Manufactured and Cost of Goods Sold based on the provided information.

Assumptions:

  • Rent and insurance (M 14 550) is considered entirely a factory overhead cost.
  • No depreciation expense for factory machinery for the year is provided, so it is not included in manufacturing overhead.
  1. Calculate Direct Materials Used.

    Beginning Raw Materials Inventory=M 8 080Add: Purchases of Raw Materials=M 48 730Less: Ending Raw Materials Inventory=M 6 590Direct Materials Used=M 8 080+M 48 730−M 6 590=M 50 220\begin{align*} \text{Beginning Raw Materials Inventory} &= \text{M } 8\,080 \\ \text{Add: Purchases of Raw Materials} &= \text{M } 48\,730 \\ \text{Less: Ending Raw Materials Inventory} &= \text{M } 6\,590 \\ \text{Direct Materials Used} &= \text{M } 8\,080 + \text{M } 48\,730 - \text{M } 6\,590 \\ &= \text{M } 50\,220 \end{align*}
  2. Calculate Total Manufacturing Overhead.

    Direct factory expenses=M 1 160Factory power=M 5 320Indirect factory wages and salaries=M 18 430Maintenance and storage costs=M 2 760Rent and insurance=M 14 550Total Manufacturing Overhead=M 1 160+M 5 320+M 18 430+M 2 760+M 14 550=M 42 220\begin{align*} \text{Direct factory expenses} &= \text{M } 1\,160 \\ \text{Factory power} &= \text{M } 5\,320 \\ \text{Indirect factory wages and salaries} &= \text{M } 18\,430 \\ \text{Maintenance and storage costs} &= \text{M } 2\,760 \\ \text{Rent and insurance} &= \text{M } 14\,550 \\ \text{Total Manufacturing Overhead} &= \text{M } 1\,160 + \text{M } 5\,320 + \text{M } 18\,430 + \text{M } 2\,760 + \text{M } 14\,550 \\ &= \text{M } 42\,220 \end{align*}
  3. Calculate Total Manufacturing Costs.

    Direct Materials Used=M 50 220Direct Labour=M 37 290Total Manufacturing Overhead=M 42 220Total Manufacturing Costs=M 50 220+M 37 290+M 42 220=M 129 730\begin{align*} \text{Direct Materials Used} &= \text{M } 50\,220 \\ \text{Direct Labour} &= \text{M } 37\,290 \\ \text{Total Manufacturing Overhead} &= \text{M } 42\,220 \\ \text{Total Manufacturing Costs} &= \text{M } 50\,220 + \text{M } 37\,290 + \text{M } 42\,220 \\ &= \text{M } 129\,730 \end{align*}
  4. Calculate Cost of Goods Manufactured (COGM).

    Beginning Work in Progress Inventory=M 3 310Add: Total Manufacturing Costs=M 129 730Less: Ending Work in Progress Inventory=M 4 180Cost of Goods Manufactured=M 3 310+M 129 730−M 4 180=M 128 860\begin{align*} \text{Beginning Work in Progress Inventory} &= \text{M } 3\,310 \\ \text{Add: Total Manufacturing Costs} &= \text{M } 129\,730 \\ \text{Less: Ending Work in Progress Inventory} &= \text{M } 4\,180 \\ \text{Cost of Goods Manufactured} &= \text{M } 3\,310 + \text{M } 129\,730 - \text{M } 4\,180 \\ &= \boxed{\text{M } 128\,860} \end{align*}
  5. Calculate Cost of Goods Sold (COGS).

    Beginning Finished Goods Inventory=M 12 400Add: Cost of Goods Manufactured=M 128 860Less: Ending Finished Goods Inventory=M 10 880Cost of Goods Sold=M 12 400+M 128 860−M 10 880=M 130 380\begin{align*} \text{Beginning Finished Goods Inventory} &= \text{M } 12\,400 \\ \text{Add: Cost of Goods Manufactured} &= \text{M } 128\,860 \\ \text{Less: Ending Finished Goods Inventory} &= \text{M } 10\,880 \\ \text{Cost of Goods Sold} &= \text{M } 12\,400 + \text{M } 128\,860 - \text{M } 10\,880 \\ &= \boxed{\text{M } 130\,380} \end{align*}
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