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slavikrds [6]
3 years ago
15

Below are transactions related to Impala Company.

Business
1 answer:
Anni [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

(a)

Dr Land 82,400

Cr Grant Revenue 82,400

(b)

Dr Buildings 641,100

Dr Land 182,900

Cr Share Capital—Ordinary 756,000

Cr Share Premium—Ordinary 68,000

(c)

Dr Machinery 42,488

Cr Direct Labor 16,230

Cr Factory Overhead 13,438

Cr Materials 12,820

Explanation:

City of Pebble Beach Journal entries

(a)

Dr Land 82,400

Cr Grant Revenue 82,400

(b)

Dr Buildings 641,100

Dr Land 182,900

Cr Share Capital—Ordinary 756,000

($54×$14,000)

Cr Share Premium—Ordinary 68,000

(c)

Dr Machinery 42,488

Cr Direct Labor 16,230

Cr Factory Overhead 13,438

Cr Materials 12,820

Fixed overhead applied (60% × $16,230) $9,738

Additional overhead 2,720

Factory supplies used 980

$13,438

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