Intrusions:
• Compares and contrasts the accounting used in both methods and
includes such comparison as part of the solution provided.
• Explain in which senses they are related to the cost-benefit
analysis and cost-per-volume analysis.
The accounting records indicate certain balances in the inventory
accounts for the 20xx:
Other data (applies to the period from 1/1 / xx to 31/12 /
xx)
• The primary costs were $ 393,000.
• Materials were purchased 10 times the amount of material
inventory at the beginning of the year.
• Direct labor costs represent 40% of the conversion costs that
were $ 325,000.
• The company generates, on average, a 20% gross profit (Gross
Margin).
Required:
1. Calculate the following items for the 20xx:
to. Cost of used materials (Direct Materials Used)
b. Cost of direct labor (Direct Labor)
c. Indirect factory costs incurred (Manufacturing Overhead)
d. Cost of manufactured goods (Cost of Goods Manufactured)
and. Unit cost (20 units are produced)
F. Sales of the period
g. Cost of goods sold
Note: You can prepare the State of the cost of manufactured goods
as a basis for your answer, but it is not necessary.
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