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Consider the following information for Huntersville Inc. for thefiscal year ended December 31.Depreciation expense—administrative...

Consider the following information for Huntersville Inc. for the fiscal year ended December 31.

Depreciation expense—administrative office $ 33,750
Depreciation expense—plant and equipment 88,500
Direct labor—wages 507,000
Materials Inventory, Dec. 31 29,750
Materials Inventory, Jan. 1 21,500
Direct materials purchases 167,500
Finished goods inventory, Dec. 31 24,400
Finished goods inventory, Jan. 1 15,500
Heat, light, and power—plant 45,500
Indirect labor 26,000
Property taxes—plant 35,250
Sales representatives’ salaries 147,500
Sales revenue 1,541,000
Factory supervisor’s salary 66,750
Supplies—administrative office 17,000
Supplies—plant 29,500
Work-in-process inventory, Dec. 31 10,000
Work-in-process inventory, Jan. 1 24,250

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Prepare a statement of cost of goods manufactured and an income statement for Huntersville for the year ended December 31.

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Prepare a statement of cost of goods manufactured for Huntersville for the year ended December 31.

Huntersville, Inc
Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured
For the Year Ended December 31
Direct materials
Materials available
Direct materials used
Factory overhead
Total factory overhead
Total manufacturing costs
Total manufacturing costs to account for
Cost of goods manufactured

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a.

  Schedule of Cost of goods manufactured    
       
  Title Amount $ Amount $
  Direct materials:    
  Beginning raw material inventory 21,500  
   Add: Purchases of raw material 167,500  
  Total raw materials available 189,000  
   Less: Ending raw materials inventory -29,750  
a Raw materials used in production 159,250 159,250
b Direct labor   507,000
  Factory overhead:    
  Depreciation expense - Plant and equipment 88,500  
  Heat, light and power - plant 45,500  
  Indirect labor 26,000  
  Property taxes - plant 35,250  
  Factory supervisor's salary 66,750  
  Supplies - plant 29,500  
c Total Factory overheads 291,500 291,500
d Total manufacturing cost ( a + b+ c )   957,750
  Add: Beginning work in process inventory   24,250
  Total Manufacturing Cost to Account for   982,000
  Less: Ending work in process inventory   -10,000
  Cost of goods manufactured   972,000

b.

  Income statement    
       
  Title Amount $ Amount $
a Sales revenue   1,541,000
  Less: Cost of goods sold    
  Beginning finished goods inventory 15,500  
  Add: Cost of goods manufactured 972,000   
  Cost of goods available for sale 987,500  
  Less: Ending finished goods inventory -24,400  
b Cost of goods sold 963,100 -963,100
c Gross profit (a - b )   577,900
  Less: Selling and administrative expenses    
  Depreciation expense - Administrative office 33,750  
  Supplies - Administrative office 17,000  
  Sales representatives salaries 147,500  
d Total Selling and administrative expenses 198,250 -198,250
e   Net income ( c - d)   379,650

 


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