1.
Transaction | Account Titles and Explanation | Debit | Credit |
a. | Raw materials inventory | 490000 | |
Accounts payable | 490000 | ||
(To record raw materials purchased on account) | |||
b. | Work in process inventory | 84500 | |
Overheads | 30500 | ||
Wages payable | 115000 | ||
(To record manufacturing wages incurred) | |||
c. | Work in process inventory | 227000 | |
Raw materials inventory | 227000 | ||
(To record direct materials requisitioned) | |||
d. | Overheads | 6300 | |
Accumulated depreciation-equipment | 6300 | ||
(To record depreciation of manufacturing equipment) | |||
e. | Overheads | 18600 | |
Cash | 10600 | ||
Prepaid insurance | 8000 | ||
(To record other overhead costs incurred) | |||
f. | Work in process inventory (60% x $84500) | 50700 | |
Overheads | 50700 | ||
(To record overheads allocated to jobs) | |||
g. | Finished goods inventory ($64120 + $94240 + $101540) | 259900 | |
Work in process inventory | 259900 | ||
(To record chalets completed) | |||
h. | Accounts receivable ($92000 + $141000) | 233000 | |
Sales revenue | 233000 | ||
(To record chalets sold) | |||
Cost of goods sold ($64120 + $101540) | 165660 | ||
Finished goods inventory | 165660 | ||
(To record cost of chalets sold) |
Working:
Chalet 13 | Chalet 14 | Chalet 15 | Chalet 16 | Total | |
Direct materials | 41400 | 56700 | 62400 | 66500 | 227000 |
Direct labor | 14200 | 28500 | 19900 | 21900 | 84500 |
Overheads | 8520 | 17100 | 11940 | 13140 | 50700 |
Total cost $ | 64120 | 102300 | 94240 | 101540 | 362200 |
2.
Work in Process Inventory | |||
Beg. Bal. | 0 | ||
b. | 84500 | 259900 | g. |
c. | 227000 | ||
f. | 50700 | ||
End. Bal. | 102300 | ||
Finished Goods Inventory | |||
Beg. Bal. | 0 | ||
g. | 259900 | 165660 | h. |
End. Bal. | 94240 |
3.
Work in Process Inventory balance | 102300 | |
Chalet 14: | ||
Direct materials | 56700 | |
Direct labor | 28500 | |
Overheads | 17100 | 102300 |
4.
Finished Goods Inventory balance | 94240 | |
Chalet 15: | ||
Direct materials | 62400 | |
Direct labor | 19900 | |
Overheads | 11940 | 94240 |
5.
Chalet 13 | Chalet 16 | |
Sales revenue | 92000 | 141000 |
Less: Cost of Goods Sold | 64120 | 101540 |
Gross profit $ | 27880 | 39460 |
The gross profit must cover the selling, general, and administrative costs and generate a net income for Veon Homes.
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