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nataly862011 [7]
2 years ago
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True or false: one way products can be categorized is by brand.

Business
1 answer:
madreJ [45]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

True

Explanation:

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\left[\begin{array}{ccccc}&Q1&Q2&Q3&Q4\\$beginning&34,000&10,000&94,950&105,950\\$receipts&250,000&400,000&280,000&300,000\\$disbursement&-309,000&-279,000&-269,000&-289,000\\$interest&0&-1,050&0&0\\$subtotal&-25,000&129,950&105,950&116,950\\$minimun&10,000&10,000&10,000&10,000\\$Financing&&&&\\$beginning&0&35,000&0&0\\$payment/loan&35,000&-35,000&&\\$ending&35,000&0&0&0\\&&&&\\$ending cash&10,000&94,950&105,950&116,950\\\end{array}\right]

Explanation:

\left[\begin{array}{ccccc}&Q1&Q2&Q3&Q4\\$beginning&34,000&10,000&94,950&105,950\\$receipts&250,000&400,000&280,000&300,000\\$disbursement&-309,000&-279,000&-269,000&-289,000\\$interest&0&-1,050&0&0\\$subtotal&-25,000&129,950&105,950&116,950\\$minimun&10,000&10,000&10,000&10,000\\$Financing&&&&\\$beginning&0&35,000&0&0\\$payment/loan&35,000&-35,000&&\\$ending&35,000&0&0&0\\&&&&\\$ending cash&10,000&94,950&105,950&116,950\\\end{array}\right]

<u>First we do Q1</u>

beginning + receipts - disbursement

then we compare the this balance with the minimun.

in this case this open the needs for financing

We end with the minimun cash balance of 10,000

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same process

beginning + receipts - disbursement

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1. Debit Raw materials $119,000

Credit Accounts payable $119,000

To record purchase of materials on account.

2. Debit Work in Process $117,600

Credit Raw materials $117,600

To record transfer of materials to production.

3. Debit Overhead $8,400

Credit Raw materials $8,400

To record indirect materials used.

4. Debit Accounts payable $119,000

Credit Cash $119,000

To record payment for materials.

5. Debit Raw materials $15,400

Credit Work in Process $15,400

To record the return of materials to warehouse.

6. Debit Work in Process $217,000

Credit Cash $217,000 (direct labor)

To record the payment for direct labor.

7. Debit Overhead $120,400

Credit Account payable $120,400

Purchase of miscellaneous items for manufacturing plant.

8. Debit Overhead $245,000

Credit Depreciation expense $245,000

To record depreciation expense for overhead

9. Debit Work in Process $201,810  

Credit Overhead $201,810

To record overhead applied.

b. T-accounts:

Materials Inventory

Account Titles              Debit        Credit

Beginning balance    $79,800

Accounts payable    $119,000

Work in Process                         $117,600

Overhead                                        8,400

Work in Process          15,400

Ending Balance                            88,200

                                 214,200    214,200

Work in Process Inventory

Account Titles              Debit        Credit

Beginning balance  $105,490

Raw materials             117,600

Raw materials                               $15,400

Direct labor (cash)     217,000

Overhead                   201,810

Finished Goods                           553,000

Ending Balance                             73,500

                               $641,900   $641,900

Overhead

Account Titles              Debit        Credit

Raw materials              $8,400

Accounts payable      120,400

Depreciation exp.     245,000

Work in Process                          $201,810

Finished Goods Inventory

Account Titles              Debit        Credit

Beginning balance      $18,200

Work in Process         553,000

Cost of goods sold                    $521,500

Ending balance                           $49,700

Cost of Goods Sold

Account Titles              Debit        Credit

Finished Goods        $521,500

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a) Data and Analysis:

1. Raw materials $119,000 Accounts payable $119,000

2. Work in Process $117,600 Raw materials $117,600

3. Overhead $8,400 Raw materials $8,400

4. Accounts payable $119,000 Cash $119,000

5. Raw materials $15,400 Work in Process $15,400

6. Work in Process $217,000 Cash $217,000 (direct labor)

7. Overhead $120,400 Account payable $120,400

8. Overhead $245,000 Depreciation expense $245,000

9. Work in Process $201,810  Overhead $201,810 ($217,000 * $0.93)

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Estimated overhead costs = $2,790,000

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