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wariber [46]
3 years ago
6

The following information is available for Robstown Corporation for 20Y8:

Business
1 answer:
Valentin [98]3 years ago
8 0

Answer and Explanation:

The preparations are as follows:

1) For Cost of goods manufactured  

Opening Work in process inventory  $108,800

Direct materials:

Opening inventory  $77,250

Add: Purchases  $123,800

Cost of materials available for use  $201,050

Less: Ending inventory - $93,600

Cost of direct materials used  $107,450

Add: Direct labor  $186,100

Factory overhead

Indirect labor  $23,800

Depreciation expense - factory equipment  $14,600

Heat, light, and power - factory  $5,550

Property taxes - factory  $4,145

Rent expense - factory  $6,550

Supplies - factory  $4,750

Miscellaneous cost - factory  $4,420

Total factory overhead  $63,815

Total manufacturing costs spent  $357,365

Total manufacturing costs  $466,165

Less: ending work in process inventory -$96,700

Cost of goods manufactured  $369,465

2. For Income statement  

Sales  $861,500

Less: Cost of goods sold:

Opening finished goods inventory $112,500

Add: Cost of goods manufactured  $369,465

Cost of finished goods available for sale  $481,965

 Less: Ending finished goods inventory -$108,400

Cost of goods sold  $373,565

Gross profit  $487,935

Less: Operating expenses:

Administrative expenses:

Office salaries expense  $78,300

Depreciation expense - office equipment  $23,000

Property taxes - office building  $13,800

Selling expenses:

Advertising expense  $67,800

Sales salaries expense  $138,500

Total operating expenses  $321,400

Net income $166,535

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