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Maru [420]
3 years ago
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Crawford Corporation incurred the following transactions.

Business
1 answer:
dimaraw [331]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

No.  Account Titles and Description    Debit$     Credit$

1      Raw Material Inventory                    46300

          Account Payable                                          46300

       (To record purchase on credit)

2 .    Work in Process Inventory              29200

       Manufacturing overhead                 6800

             Raw Material Inventory                              36000

        (To record acquisition of raw materials)

3 .      Factory Labor                                 59900

             Factory Wages Payable                              51000

              Employer Payroll Taxes Payable              8900

         (To record wages and payroll taxes payable)

4      Work in Process Inventory               54000

        Manufacturing overhead                  5900

               Factory Labor                                               59900

            (To record direct and indirect labor)

5 .      Manufacturing overhead                   80500  

                Account payable                                         80500

         (To record manufacturing overhead on credit)

6 .      Depreciation Expense                        8100

                Accumulated Depreciation—Building          8100

          (To record depreciation)

7.      Work in Process Inventory                  81000

        ($54,000 X 150%)

                  Manufacturing overhead applied               81000

           ( To record the application of overhead)

8        Finished Goods                                   88000

               Work in Process Inventory                           88000

         (To record the goods transferred to finished goods)

9.        Accounts Receivable                          103000

                Sales Revenue                                              103000

           (To record sales made on credit)

           Cost of Goods Sold                              75000

                  Finished Goods Inventory                           75000

             (To record cost of goods sold)

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