This document outlines the calculation of cost of goods sold using a standard manufacturing costing formula. It starts with beginning inventory and purchases to calculate material available, then subtracts ending material use to get total material used. It then adds direct labor, factory overhead, and beginning work in process to calculate cost of goods in the processing period, then subtracts ending work in process to get cost of goods manufactured, which is added to beginning finished goods to get cost of goods available for sale, and then subtracts ending finished goods to calculate cost of goods sold. Additional expenses are then added to cost of goods sold to calculate total cost.
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1. 1. Beginning Inventory
2. + Add Purchase
3. = Material Available for Use
4. – Ending Material Use
5. = Total Material Used
6. + Direct Labor
7. + FoH
8. = Manufacturing Cost
9. + Beginning Work in Process
10. = Cost of Goods in processing period
11. – Ending Work in Process
12. = Cost of Good Manufacturing
13. + Beginning Finish good
14. = Cost of goods available for sale
15. – Ending finish good
16. = Cost of Goods Sold
17. + Other Expenses
18. = Total Cost