X Ltd has the following information relating to process production for period August 2012 Opening stock 500 units Degree of completion 60% Cost to date Kshs 2,800/= Cost incurred in August 2012 Kshs Direct material (2500 units introduced) 13,200 Direct labours 6,600 Production overhead 6,600 26’400 Closing stock 300 units: degree of completion 80% There was no loss in process Required Prepare the process account for august 2012

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X Ltd has the following information relating to process production for period August 2012
Opening stock 500 units
Degree of completion 60%
Cost to date Kshs 2,800/=

Cost incurred in August 2012 Kshs
Direct material (2500 units introduced) 13,200
Direct labours 6,600
Production overhead 6,600
26’400
Closing stock 300 units: degree of completion 80%
There was no loss in process
Required
Prepare the process account for august 2012

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