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Morgarella [4.7K]
2 years ago
7

Laubitz Company begins operations on Apr.1. Information from job cost sheets shows the following:

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Inessa [10]2 years ago
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Answer:

1. 2. April 30 $11600

31-May $20100

2. April 30 $3,200

31-May $11,90

3. Profit April 0

May$800

June $2975

Explanation:

1) Calculation for Work in Process Inventory at

April 30 and 31-May

Work in Process Inventory at

April 30=7500+4100

Work in Process Inventory at

April 30=$11600

Work in Process Inventory at31-May =4100+6900+4700+4400

Work in Process Inventory at31-May= $20100

2) Calculation for Finished Goods Inventory at

April 30 and 31-May

Finished Goods Inventory at

April 30: $3,200

Finished Goods Inventory at 31-May =7500+4400

Finished Goods Inventory at 31-May= $11,900

3) Calculation for Gross Profit

Gross Profit April : 0

Gross Profit May =3200*25%

Gross Profit May=800

Gross ProfitJune :- Job 10 =(7500+4400)*25% Gross Profit June 2975

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