Answer:
1. Dr Cash 665
Cr Advance from customer 665
2. Dr Cash 685
Cr Other income 685
3. Dr cash 18675
Cr Account receivable 18675
4. Dr Account receivable 9600
Cr Sales revenue 9600
5. Dr Cash 8000
Cr Account receivable 8000
6.Dr Utility expense 395
Utility expense payable 395
7. Dr Supplies 1255
Cr Accounts payable 1255
8. Dr Accounts payable 2600
Cr Cash 2600
9.Dr Salaries and wages expense 12200
Cr Cash 12200
Explanation:
Answer:
The journal entry is as follows:
Work in process A/c Dr. $158,700
Manufacturing overhead A/c Dr. $2,250
To Raw material inventory $160,950
(To record the issuance of materials)
Workings:
- Work in process is debited with direct material:
= 88,700 + 27,600 + 3,650 + 38,750
= $158,700
- Manufacturing overhead debited with indirect material cost = $2,250
FCF is a measure of
how much cash a business generates from operations, net of capital expenditures,
which it can use for various purposes, such as reducing debt or paying out
dividends. When calculating FCF, we take Cash provided by operating activities
and subtract any capital expenditures. Grossman Lumber generated $102,000 in
cash from operations, and invested 4,000 in capital expenditures, so its FCF is
102,000-4,000= $98,000. We are not concerned with dividends because dividends
are not a capital expenditure.
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