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Beginning balance, raw materials  $124,000

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Raw materials for production        $374,000

less raw materials, ending balance 102,000

Cost of Direct materials used     $272,000

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Depreciation on building 30,000

Factory insurance 15,000

Property Taxes $20,000

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Prime Cost                               $412,000

Conversion cost                      $440,000

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Gross Profit                                     $352,000        29

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Property Taxes                    18,000                           1.5

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