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nydimaria [60]
3 years ago
15

Sunset Products manufactures skateboards. The following transactions occurred in March:

Business
1 answer:
taurus [48]3 years ago
4 0

Sunset products

Journal entry

1. Dr Material 20500

              Cr Account payable 20500

(Material purchased on account)

2. Dr work in process 1050

                       Cr Material   1050

   (material issued)

3. Dr Material 25100

                      Cr Accounts payable 25100

( Material purchased on account )

4. Dr Accounts payable  20500

                                    Cr Cash 20500

  (Paid for material purchased on account)

5. Dr Work in process 30100

                              Cr Material 30100

   ( Direct material issued to production department)

6. Dr Work in process  25500

        Cr  Wages payable           25500

       ( Direct labor cost incurred)

7. Dr Factory overhead 21600

                     Cr Cash            21600

      ( Paid cash for utilities)

8. Dr  Work in process  (25500*110%) 28050

                Cr Applied overhead                                   28050

         (Applied overhead)

9. Dr Factory overhead 5100

              Cr  Accumulated depreciation  5100

      (To record depreciation)

T-account

         Work in process                                           Material          

Dr___________Cr____                             DR ___________CR

   16600------                                                       9150    -----

  1050 -----                                                         20500 ---- 1050

  30100 -----                                                        25100--- 30100

25500---

28050---

   Accounts payable                                                    Cash

Dr____________Cr_                                        DR ___________Cr

             ---  20500                                                          ---- 20500

           -----  25100                                                           ----21600

20500-----

Factory overhead                                                     Wages payable

Dr ____________Cr                                         Dr _____________Cr

   21600---  

                                                                                         -----25500

5100---

Applied factory overhead                                 Accumulated depreciation

Dr_____________Cr                                         Dr ___________Cr_

             ----28050                                                          ---5100

Cost of goods sold                                                     Finished goods

Dr_____________Cr                                        Dr ______________Cr

                                                                     ( open)   65100 ---  

                                                                               101300       --- 36600 (end)  

 

                                                   

Dr Finished goods 101300

        Cr   Work in process     101300

     (move work in process to finished goods)  

Dr Cost of goods sold  129800

                           Finishd goods   129800

      (move finished goods to cost of goods sold)

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