Homework Answers
| Date | Account Titles and Explanation | Ref. No. | Debit | Credit |
| 4-May | Accounts Payable | $58,186 | ||
| Cash | $58,186 | |||
| (To record disbursement voucher ) | ||||
| 8-May | Work in Process Inventory | $26,122 | ||
| Raw Materials Inventory | $26,122 | |||
| (To record issue of materials) | ||||
| 14-May | Work in Process Inventory | $49,662 | ||
| Raw Materials Inventory | $49,662 | |||
| (To record issue of materials to job 21) | ||||
| 17-May | Accounts Payable | $56,443 | ||
| Cash | $56,443 | |||
| (To record disbursement voucher to Avolon Company) | ||||
| 21-May | Manufacturing Overhead | $16,640 | ||
| Raw Materials Inventory | $16,640 | |||
| (To record issue of indirect materials) | ||||
| 24-May | Work in Process Inventory | $32,115 | ||
| Raw Materials Inventory | $32,115 | |||
| (To record issue of materials to job 21) | ||||
| 26-May | Accounts Payable | $39,822 | ||
| Cash | $39,822 | |||
| (To record issue of disbursement voucher to Tri-State Company) | ||||
| 29-May | Raw Materials Inventory | $3,900 | ||
| Cost of Goods Sold | $3,900 | |||
| (To record return of shipping order) | ||||
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Post the entries to Work in Process Inventory.
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