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The following information regarding the operations for March of the Goodfield Products Company are available:

The following information regarding the operations for March of the Goodfield Products Company are available: (all monetary values are in Php)

The book show these account balances as of March 1:

Raw materials and supplies

P 65,000

Work in process*

292,621

Finished goods

78,830

The work in process* account is supported by these job order cost sheets:

Job. No.

Item

Direct Materials

Direct Labor

Factory Overhead

204

80,000 balloons

P 15,230

P 21,430

P 13,800

205

5,000 life rafts

40,450

55,240

22,370

206

10,000 life belts

60,875

43,860

19,366

Total

P116,555

P120,530

P 55,536

During March, these transactions occurred:

(a) Purchase of raw materials and supplies, P42,300.

(b) Purchase of special materials for newJob No. 207, P5,800.

(c) Job No. 207 calls for 4,000 life jackets.

(d) Payroll data for March:

Job No.

Amount

Hours

204

P 13,422

6,711

205

14,630

6,500

206

14,075

7,230

207

12,948

5,820

  • Indirect labor cost, P9,480.

  • Factory superintendence, P1,500.

(e) Raw materials issued:

Job No.


204

P 9,480

205

11,320

206

10,490

207

16,640
  • Excluding special mat’l purchases of P5,800 of which P4,100 was consumed

(f) Indirect materials (supplies) used, P1,910.

(g) Ending inventory of indirect materials/supplies, March 31, P2,000.

(h) Other factory overhead incurred:

Insurance on factory

P 830

Depreciation---machinery

4,780

Depreciation---factory building

2,840

Light

1,260

Power

3,390

Repairs & maintenance

2,240

Others

1,910

(i) Factory overhead is applied at the rate of P1.15 per direct labor hour for March.

(j) Shipped and billed Job. No. 204 at a contract price of P97,500.

(k) Job. No. 206 unfinished as of March 31, others are completed.

Prepare and analyze the following to answer the succeeding questions.

(a) Journal entries to record transactions during March.

(b) Job Order Cost Sheet for the completed jobs.

(c) Detailed summary of the schedule of inventories.

(d) The amount of over- or underapplied overhead for March.


Note: All infos are given

Solutions

Expert Solution

(a) Ref. Account titles Debit Credit
a. Raw materials and supplies 42300
Cash 42300
(Purchase of raw materials and supplies)
b. Raw materials-Special 5800
Cash 5800
(Purchase of special materials)
c. No entry
d. Work in process (13422+14630+14075+12948) 55075
Factory overhead (9480+1500) 10980
Cash 66055
(Payroll paid)
e. Work in process (9480+11320+10490+16640) 47930
Raw materials and supplies 47930
(Raw materials issued)
Work in process 4100
Raw materials-Special 4100
(Special raw materials used)
f. Factory overhead 1910
Raw materials and supplies 1910
(Indirect materials used)
g. No entry
h. Factory overhead 17250
Prepaid insurance 830
Accumulated depreciation-Machinery 4780
Accumulated depreciation-Factory building 2840
Cash (1260+3390+2240+1910) 8800
(Other factory overhead incurred)
i. Work in process (6711+6500+7230+5820)*1.15 30200
Factory overhead 30200
(Factory overhead is applied)
j. Accounts receivable 97500
Sales 97500
(Shipped and billed Job. No. 204)
Cost of goods sold 81080
Finished goods 81080
(Cost of Job. No. 204)
k. Finished goods (Note:1) 272946
Work in process 272946
(Cost of jobs completed)
Note:1
Cost of jobs completed= Cost job 204,205 and 207=81080+151485+40381=P 272946
(Ref. job cost sheets)


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