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erma4kov [3.2K]
3 years ago
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Exercise 14-04 a-c Bonita Company reports the following costs and expenses in May. Factory utilities $16,000 Direct labor $72,70

0 Depreciation on factory equipment 14,250 Sales salaries 50,000 Depreciation on delivery trucks 4,900 Property taxes on factory building 2,600 Indirect factory labor 53,500 Repairs to office equipment 1,800 Indirect materials 85,000 Factory repairs 2,970 Direct materials used 141,700 Advertising 15,600 Factory manager’s salary 8,100 Office supplies used 3,420 From the information: Determine the total amount of manufacturing overhead. Manufacturing overhead $ Determine the total amount of product costs. Product costs $ Determine the total amount of period costs. Period costs $
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PilotLPTM [1.2K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Factory Overheads  $182,420

Manufacturing overhead $ 396,820

Product costs $396,820

Period costs $ 75,720

Explanation:

Bonita Company

Direct materials used 141,700

Direct labor $72,700

Factory Overheads  $182,420

Factory utilities $16,000

Depreciation on factory equipment 14,250

Property taxes on factory building 2,600

Indirect factory labor 53,500

Indirect materials 85,000

Factory repairs 2,970

Factory manager’s salary 8,100

Manufacturing overhead $ 396,820

Product costs $396,820

Advertising 15,600

Office supplies used 3,420

Sales salaries 50,000

Depreciation on delivery trucks 4,900

Repairs to office equipment 1,800

Period costs $ 75,720

Manufacturing Costs are costs used in the manufacture of products.

Product Costs = Direct materials + Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overheads

Period Costs include Marketing and Selling Expenses , Administrative Expenses.

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