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- November 28, 2014 at 5:03 am #213971
Valley Fruit Limited produces joint products orange and lime from a process that yields
a paste that can be sold to Colgate Palmolive Limited. The paste is considered
insignificant in value and can only be sold for a nominal market value. The cost assigned
to the paste is its market value less incremental cost incurred subsequent to the point of
split-off. Information concerning a batch produced in June 2014 at a joint cost of
$100,000 as follows:
Products Units produced Additional cost Market values
Orange 10,000 $25,000 $60,000
Lime 20,000 $20,000 $60,000
Paste 4,000 $ 2,000 $7,000
Management deems the additional cost to be incurred after split off point.
Required:
a. Assuming, the entity uses the units to production method and that the NRV of the
paste is to be credited to the process account, calculate how much joint cost is to be
allocated to orange and to lime. [ 6 marks ]
b. Assuming, the entity uses the NRV method and that the NRV of the paste is to be
credited to a miscellaneous income account, calculate how much joint cost is to be
allocated to orange and to lime.November 28, 2014 at 11:31 am #214049Do not simply ask me to solve questions for you.
Presumably the book where you found this question also gives the answer.
If you have specific problems then ask and I will try to help.
(and I do assume of course that you have watched the free lecture on joint products)
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