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COSTING
JIT SYSTEM (A QUICK REVIEW)
Firms use the just-in-time (JIT) method to minimize inventory and improve quality by
carefully coordinating the receipt of raw materials and the delivery of product with the
manufacturing processes in the plant.
The goal is to have little or no raw material, work-in-process, or finished goods inventory
in the plant. This saves costs that arise from holding inventory, including the risk of
damage, theft, loss, or failure to find a customer for the finished product.
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JIT COSTING
▰ Combines Raw Materials Inventory and Work-in-Process Inventory into Raw and In-
Process Inventory
▰ The Conversion Costs account combines Direct Labor and Manufacturing Overhead
Costs
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JIT COSTING vs TRADITIONAL COSTING
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RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JIT
Notice that we debit Raw and In-Process Inventory account. This is because in a JIT
costing, it is expected that an order has already been placed, thus the raw materials go
directly into process.
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RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JIT
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RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JIT
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RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JIT
TRANSACTION 4: Sanderson Inc sold 1,900 books on account for P1,000 each, for a
total of P1.9M. The cost of goods sold is P1,051,650 (1,900 books x P553.50).
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RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JIT
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RECORDING TRANSACTIONS IN JIT
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