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maxonik [38]
2 years ago
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A movie production studio incurred the following costs related to its current movie: Purchased office supplies on account: $36,0

00 Issued direct supplies: $22,509 Issued indirect supplies: $7,550 Time tickets showing direct labor: $32,503,220 Time tickets showing indirect labor: $574,322 Utilities expense on account: $957,320 Overhead applied: 10% of direct labor cost Create journal entries for the listed transactions. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank.
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PilotLPTM [1.2K]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

S/n   General Journal                   Debit        Credit

a.      Office supplies                  $36,000

              Account payable                              $36,000

b.      Work in process                $22,509  

              Office supplies                                 $22,509

c.      Manufacturing overhead   $7,550  

              Office supplies                                  $7,550

d.     Work in process                  $32,503,220

               Wages payable                                $32,503,220

e.     Manufacturing overhead    $574,327

               Wages payable                                $574,327

f.      Manufacturing overhead     $957,320

                Utilities payable                               $957,320

g.      Work in process                  $3,250,322

                 Manufacturing overhead                $3,250,322

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