a.
Assets | = | Equity | |||||||||
Event No. | Cash |
Manufacturing Overhead |
Raw Materials |
Work in Process |
Finished Goods |
= | Common Stock | Retained Earnings | Revenue | Expense | Net Income |
B.B. | 5700 | 2200 | 860 | 2360 | = | 5120 | 6000 | ||||
1 | -2890 | 2890 | = | ||||||||
2 | -3770 | 3770 | = | ||||||||
3 | -2736 | 2736 | = | ||||||||
4 | -2952 | 2952 | = | ||||||||
5 | -3000 | 3000 | = | ||||||||
6 | -7040 | 7040 | = | ||||||||
7 | -1190 | = | -1190 | 1190 | -1190 | ||||||
8a. | 10400 | = | 10400 | 10400 | 10400 | ||||||
8b. | -7200 | = | -7200 | 7200 | -7200 | ||||||
9 | -48 | = | -48 | 48 | -48 | ||||||
Total | 6284 | 0 | 1320 | 3278 | 2200 | = | 5120 | 7962 | 10400 | 8438 | 1962 |
Cost of goods sold = (400 x $5.90) + (880 x $5.50) = $2360 + $4840 = $7200
b.
CAMPBELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY | |
Cost of Goods Manufactured and Sold | |
For the Year Ended December, 2018 | |
Beginning raw materials invenotry | 2200 |
Add purchases | 2890 |
Raw materials available | 5090 |
Less ending balance of raw materials | 1320 |
Raw materials used | 3770 |
Direct labor | 2736 |
Manufactuirng overhead | 2952 |
Total manufacturing costs | 9458 |
Add beginning work in process inventory | 860 |
Total work in process inventory | 10318 |
Less ending work in process inventory | 3278 |
Cost of goods manufactured | 7040 |
Add beginning finished goods inventory | 2360 |
Cost of goods available for sale | 9400 |
Less ending finished goods inventory | 2200 |
Cost of goods sold | 7200 |
CAMPBELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY | |
Income Statement | |
For the Year Ended December, 2018 | |
Sales revenue | 10400 |
Cost of goods sold | 7248 |
Gross profit | 3152 |
Selling and administrative expenses | 1190 |
Net income | 1962 |
CAMPBELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY | |
Balance Sheet | |
At December, 2018 | |
Assets | |
Cash | 6284 |
Raw materials inventory | 1320 |
Work in process inventory | 3278 |
Finished goods inventory | 2200 |
Total assets | 13082 |
Equity | |
Common stock | 5120 |
Retained earnings | 7962 |
Total equity | 13082 |
Note: All amounts have been shown as positive amounts in the absence of specific instructions regarding the same. Kindly fill in deductions with a minus sign if required.
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