Dear student,
I have checked your accounts they are done perfectly. only thing needs to be corrected is the title on the credit (right) side of Working in process – stitching.. it should not be C of GM-cutting instead it should of C of GM - finished goods inventory.
No. |
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
1 |
May 31 |
Raw materials inventory |
110000 |
|
Accounts payable |
110000 |
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2 |
May 31 |
Working in process – cutting |
26000 |
|
Raw materials inventory |
26000 |
|||
3 |
May 31 |
Factory overhead |
64800 |
|
Raw materials inventory |
64800 |
|||
4 |
May 31 |
Working in process – cutting |
24100 |
|
Working in process – stitching |
96400 |
|||
Factory wages payable |
120500 |
|||
5 |
May 31 |
Factory overhead |
58400 |
|
Factory wages payable |
58400 |
|||
6 |
May 31 |
Factory wages payable |
178900 |
|
Cash |
178900 |
|||
7 |
May 31 |
Factory overhead |
64000 |
|
Other accounts |
64000 |
|||
8 |
May 31 |
Working in process – cutting (26000*150%) |
39000 |
|
Working in process – stitching (96400*120%) |
115680 |
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Factory overhead |
154680 |
|||
9 |
May 31 |
Working in process – stitching |
157100 |
|
Working in process – cutting |
157100 |
|||
10 |
May 31 |
Finished goods inventory |
489280 |
|
Working in process – stitching |
489280 |
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11 |
May 31 |
Cost of goods sold |
501130 |
|
Finished goods inventory |
501130 |
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12 |
May 31 |
Accounts receivable |
936000 |
|
Sales |
936000 |
Checking if the first part is right and need help with the jounal entires Sierra Company...
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