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3 years ago

Problem 15-1A Production costs computed and recorded; reports prepared LO C2, P1, P2, P3, P4

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1 answer:

Vikentia [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Job No 306 351,000 Cost Of Goods Sold

Job No 307 500,000 Finished Goods Inventory

Job No 308 256,500 Work In Process Inventory

Explanation:

We add the March balance and the April balances for each of the jobs to get the desired results.

Marcelino Co

Job No 306

March

Direct Materials 25000

Direct Labor 25000

Applied Overhead 12500

Opening Work In Process 62500

April

Direct Materials 131000

Direct Labor 105000

Applied Overhead (50% of 105,000) 52,500

Total Costs Added In April 288500

Total Costs 351,000

Status on April 30 Finished & Sold

Included in Cost Of Goods Sold

Job No 307

March

Direct Materials 40000

Direct Labor 18000

Applied Overhead 9000

Opening Work In Process 67,000

April

Direct Materials 205000

Direct Labor 152000

Applied Overhead (50% of 152,000) 76,000

Total Costs Added In April 433,000

Total Costs 500,000

Status on April 30 Finished & Unsold

Included in Finished Goods Inventory

Job No 308

March

Direct Materials ------

Direct Labor --------

Applied Overhead -------

Opening Work In Process ------

April

Direct Materials 105000

Direct Labor 101000

Applied Overhead (50% of 101,000) 50,500

Total Costs Added In April 256,500

Total Costs 256,500

Status on April 30 In Process

Included in Work In Process Inventory

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