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Mrrafil [7]
3 years ago
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Prepare a 2020 income statement for Shanta Corporation based on the following information:_________.

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Crazy boy [7]3 years ago
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<u>schedule of cost of goods manufactured</u>

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Raw Materials                                           $133,000

Manufacturing overhead                         $202,000

<em>Add</em> Beginning Work In Process                 $5,900

<em>Less </em>Ending  Work In Process                 ($20,500)

cost of goods manufactured                    $403,400

<em>2. Prepare a schedule of cost of goods sold</em>

<u>schedule of cost of goods sold</u>

Begining Finished goods                       $74,000

<em>Add</em> cost of goods manufactured        $403,400

<em>Less</em> Ending Finished goods                 ($25,100)

<em>Add</em> Under- Applied Overheads           $22,000

cost of goods sold                                $473,300

<em>3. Prepare an income statement.</em>

Sales                                                      $658,000

<em>Less</em> cost of goods sold                       ($473,300)

Gross Profit                                            $184,700

<em>Less </em>Operating Expenses

Selling expenses                                  ($106,000)

Administrative expenses                      ($46,000)

Net Income                                             $ 32,700

Explanation:

<em>1. Prepare a schedule of cost of goods manufactured</em>

<u>Raw Materials Consumed in Production</u>

Begining Raw Materials Inventory              $8,800

<em>Add</em> Raw material purchases                   $135,000

<em>Less </em>Ending Raw Materials Inventory      ($10,800)

Raw Materials Consumed in Production $133,000

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Direct labor cost                                        $83,000

Raw Materials                                           $133,000

Manufacturing overhead                         $202,000

<em>Add</em> Beginning Work In Process                 $5,900

<em>Less </em>Ending  Work In Process                 ($20,500)

cost of goods manufactured                    $403,400

<em>2. Prepare a schedule of cost of goods sold</em>

Actual manufacturing overhead costs ($224,000) > Applied Manufacturing overhead($202,000)

<u>Under- Applied Overheads</u>

Applied Manufacturing overhead        $202,000

Actual manufacturing overhead costs $224,000

Under- Applied Overheads                    $22,000

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<em>Add</em> cost of goods manufactured        $403,400

<em>Less</em> Ending Finished goods                 ($25,100)

<em>Add</em> Under- Applied Overheads           $22,000

cost of goods sold                                $473,300

<em>3. Prepare an income statement.</em>

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<em>Less</em> cost of goods sold                       ($473,300)

Gross Profit                                            $184,700

<em>Less </em>Operating Expenses

Selling expenses                                  ($106,000)

Administrative expenses                      ($46,000)

Net Income                                             $ 32,700

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Balance                            17,000

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