ANSWER C:
Estimated overhead labor hours = 51,000 hrs per year
51,000/12=4,250 hrs per month
Actual direct labor hours = 2,285 hrs this month.
over head rate = 351,000/51,000 = $6.88
over recovery of overheads = 4250 - 2285 = 1,965 x 6.88=$13,520
RAW MATERIAL CONTROL A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To Balance b/d To General ledger adjustment a/c Total |
19,000 87,000 |
By work in progress control a/c By work in progress control a/c By balance c/d Total |
86,000 12,000 8,000 |
106,000 |
106,000 |
WORK IN PROGRESS CONTROL A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To Balance b/d To Raw material control a/c To Raw material control a/c To employee cost a/c To employee cost a/c To employee cost a/c Total |
32,000 86,000 12,000 77,000 21,000 42,000 |
By Finished goods control a/c By balance c/d Total |
239,649 30,351 |
270,000 |
270,000 |
FINISHED GOODS CONTROL A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To Balance b/d To Work in progress control a/c Total |
46,500 239,649 |
By cost of goods sold a/c By balance c/d Total |
239,649 54,275 |
286,149 |
286,149 |
MANUFACTURING OVERHEADS A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To General ledger adjustment a/c To General ledger adjustment a/c To General ledger adjustment a/c (over heads for the period) Total |
5,900 22,000 15,720 |
By costing p & l a/c By cost of goods sold a/c Total |
13,520 30,100 |
43,620 |
43,620 |
COST OF GOODS SOLD A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To Finished goods control a/c To manufacturing overhead a/c Total |
231,874 30,100 |
By cost of sales a/c Total |
261,974 |
261,974 |
261,974 |
COST OF SALES A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To Selling cost a/c To utility cost a/c To General ledger adjustment a/c To cost of goods sold a/c Total |
44,000 5,500 6,000 261,974 |
By sales a/c Total |
317,474 |
317,474 |
317,474 |
SALES A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To cost of sales a/c To costing p&l a/c(profit from sales) Total |
317,474 16,526 |
By General ledger adjustment a/c Total |
334,000 |
334,000 |
334,000
|
COSTING P&L A/C
Particluars |
Amount($) |
Particluars |
Amount($) |
To manufacturing overhead a/c To net profit Total |
13,520 3,006 |
By sales a/c Total |
16,526 |
16,526 |
16,526 |
The accounts given above are the important accounts and other a/c's such as employee cost a/c, utility cost a/c and selling cost a/c can be prepared referring to the above given a/c's .
ANSWER F:
INCOME STATEMENT
PARTICULARS |
AMOUNT($) |
Sales Cost of goods sold Gross profit(A) Operating expenses Selling expenses Utility expenses Administrative expenses Office expenses(depreciation) Total operating expenses(B) Operating income(A-B) Net income |
334,000 261,974 |
72,026 |
|
44,000 5,500 6,000 55,500 |
|
16,526 |
|
16,526 |
ANSWER G:
Product cost = direct material + direct labor + manufacturing overheads
=86,000+77,000+30,100
=$193,100
Period cost = Marketing & Selling Expenses + Administrative Expenses + Interest Expenes
=44,000+11,400+28,000
=$83,400
Prime cost = Raw Material + Direct Labor
=98,000 + 77,000 = $175,000
conversion cost = direct labor + indirect material + indirect labor + other fixed & variable ovrheads
= 77,000+12,000+21,000+30,100
=$140,100
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