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COMPUTE DIRECT LABOR BASED ON THE FOLLOWING: FACTORY SUPERVISOR=$1,000 ASSEMBLY LINE WORKERS=$2,000 AND OFFICE SALARIES=$5,000 COMPUTE...

  1. COMPUTE DIRECT LABOR BASED ON THE FOLLOWING: FACTORY SUPERVISOR=$1,000

ASSEMBLY LINE WORKERS=$2,000 AND OFFICE SALARIES=$5,000

  1. COMPUTE DIRECT MATERIALS USED BASED ON THE FOLLOWING:

BEG RM=$1,000

BEG WIP=$2,000

BEG FG=$3,000

END RM=$4,000

END WIP=$5,000

END FG=$6,000

RM PURCHASED=$7,000

  1. COMPUTE COST OF GOODS MANUFACTURED BASED ON THE FOLLOWING:

DL=8,000

BEG WIP=2,000

BEG FG=3,000

MO=9,000

END WIP=5,000

END FG=6,000

DM USED =7,000

  1. COMPUTE MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD:

FACTORY RENT=1,000

FACTORY UTILITIES=2,000

OFFICE DEPRECIATION=4,000

  1. PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY TO RECORD 5,000 RM PURCHASED ON ACCOUNT
  2. BASED ON 8 ABOVE, 3,000 OF RM WAS REQUESTED FOR PRODUCTION, 2,000 FOR SPECIFIC JOBS AND 1,000 FOR GENERAL USE
  3. PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY TO RECORD $6,000 FACTORY PAYROLL. 5,000 PAID TO EMPLOYEES AND 1,000 TO TAXES PAYABLE.
  4. BASED ON 10. ABOVE, 4,000 IS FOR ASSEMBLY LINE WORKERS AND 2,000 IS FOR THE FACTORY SUPERVISOR.
  5. PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY TO RECORD THE DECLARATION OF A 10% STOCK DIVIDEND. THERE ARE 100,000 COMMON SHARES OUTSTANDING, PAR VALUE OF THE STOCK IS $3/SH AND THE SELLING PRICE OF THE STOCK IS $105/SH
  6. ABC COMPANY PURCHASED 1,000 SHARES OF ITS COMMON STOCK FOR ITS TREASURY. PAR VALUE IS $3/SH AND THE SELLING PRICE OF THE STOCK IS $105/SH.
  7. PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY TO RECORD ABC CORPORATION CLOSING OUT ITS NET INCOME OF $300,000
  8. ABC COMPANY PAID $1,000 TO ITS ATTORNEY TO INCORPORATE ITS BUSINESS. PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY.
  9. PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY TO RECORD THE ISSUANCE OF $300,000 BONDS FOR 103.

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