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Date Materials Requisition Description Amount No. 11/30 437 60 pounds rubber at $14 $ 840 12/2 439 $ 480 40 meters polyester
Direct Labor Chalet 13 $14,600 Chalet 14 $28.000 Chalet 15 $19,300 Chalet 16 $21,400 c. Requisitioned direct materials in man
Requirements 1. Record the events in the general journal. 2. Open T-accounts for Work in Process Inventory and Finished Goods
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Req. 1

Journal

DATE

ACCOUNTS AND EXPLANATIONS

POST.

REF.

DEBIT

CREDIT

a.

Raw Materials Inventory

470,000

                Accounts Payable

470,000

b.

Work in Process Inventory (14,600 + 28,000 + 19,300 + 21,400)

83,300

Manufacturing Overhead

31,700

   Wages Payable

115,000

               

c.

Work in Process Inventory (41,500 + 56,700 + 62,700 + 66,000)

226,900

                Raw Materials Inventory

226,900

d.

Manufacturing Overhead

6,500

                Accum. Depr. — Equipment

6,500

e.

Manufacturing Overhead

16,000

                Cash

10,000

                Prepaid Insurance

6,000

f.

Work in Process Inventory ($83,300 × 0.60)

49,980

                Manufacturing Overhead

49,980

Req. 1

Journal

DATE

ACCOUNTS AND EXPLANATIONS

POST.

REF.

DEBIT

CREDIT

g.

Finished Goods Inventoryc

258,680

                Work in Process Inventory

258,680

h.

Accounts Receivable ($93,000 + $144,000)

237,000

                Sales Revenue

237,000

Cost of Goods Sold (64,860 + 100,240)

165,100

       Finished Goods Inventory

165,100

               

c Completed:

13: 14,600 + 41,500 + (14,600 x 0.6) =       64,860

15: 19,300 + 62,700 + (19,300 x 0.6) =       93,580

16: 21,400 + 66,000 + (21,400 x 0.6) =     100,240

                                                                                                                                                $258,680

Req. 2

Work in Process Inventory

Finished Goods Inventory

(b)

83,300

(g)

258,680

(g)

258,680

(h)

165,100

(c)

226,900

Bal.

93,580

(f)

49,980

Bal.

101,500

Req. 3

Red Canyon Homes

Reconciliation of Work in Process Inventory Subsidiary

and Control Accounts

Chalet #14

Unfinished chalet (#14):

                Direct materials

$ 56,700

                Direct labor

28,000

                Manufacturing overhead (60% of labor)

    16,800

                Total cost = Work in process balance

$101,500

Req. 4

Red Canyon Homes

Reconciliation of Finished Goods Inventory Subsidiary

and Control Accounts

Chalet #15

Completed, unsold chalet (#15):

                Direct materials

$ 62,700

                Direct labor

19,300

                Manufacturing overhead (60% of labor)

11,580

                Total cost equals finished goods balance

$ 93,580

Req. 5

Red Canyon Homes

Gross Profit on Chalets Sold in May

Chalet #13

Chalet #16

Sales revenue

$93,000

$144,000

Cost of goods sold

(64,860)

   (100,240)

Gross profit

$28,140

$ 43,760

The gross profit must cover these types of expenses

Administration

·Customer Service

·Design

·Distribution

·Marketing

·Research and Development

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