Debit | Credit | |||
a | Work in Process inventory | 151000 | ||
Direct materials | 81000 | |||
Direct labor | 29000 | |||
Manufacturing overhead | 41000 | |||
b | Finished goods inventory | 151000 | ||
Work in Process inventory | 151000 | |||
c | Accounts Receivable | 250000 | =10000*25 | |
Sales | 250000 | |||
Cost of goods sold | 114000 | =10000*11.4 | ||
Finished goods inventory | 114000 | |||
Note: Cost per unit = 151000/13250=$11.40 |
Shamrock Industries uses process costing. All of the company's manufacturing activities take place in a single...
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