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The James Company has incurred the following costs of production:
Direct Materials $350,000
Direct Labor $475,000
Manufacturing Overhead $722,000
Selling and Administrative Costs $256,000
The James Company conversion costs are $1,197,000.
Conversion costs = Direct Labor $475,000 + Manufacturing Overhead $722,000 = $1,197,000
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Until the related goods are sold,product costs are viewed as:
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Direct labor and overhead costs that are required to convert raw materials into finished goods are considered to be conversion costs.
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