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Duc Manufacturing Ltd had the following account balances at the end of 2019 financial year. Balance...

Duc Manufacturing Ltd had the following account balances at the end of 2019 financial year.

Balance

Finished Goods-1 January 2019

$125,000

Work in Process-1 January 2019

33,200

Raw Materials1- January 2019

7,500

Prepaid Factory Rent

60,000

Insurance Expense-Office

5,000

Freight-in

12,500

Office Supplies on hand

2,500

Factory Rent Expense

35,000

Sales

1,750,000

Direct Labour

113,000

Raw Materials Purchases

325,520

Office Supplies Expense

1,500

Indirect Labour

75,300

Factory Supplies

12,650

Depreciation Expense-Office Vehicles

10,000

Electricity and Gas-Factory

82,150

Raw material purchase return & allowances

23,370

Factory Insurance

11,500

Sales Commissions

72,700

Office Salaries

42,000

Depreciation Expense-Machinery

135,000

Interest Expense

10,000

Additional information relating to the company is as follows:

  1. The inventories as of 31 December 2019 were:

Raw materials $ 24,150

Work in process $ 37,500

Finished goods $172,500

  1. Expenses incurred as of end of the year but not yet recorded were: direct labour $17,000 and office salaries, $2,300.
  2. On 1 September 2019 the company paid $60,000 for the next 12 months factory rent and recorded this amount in the Prepaid Factory Rent Account.
  3. At the end of the year the office supplies on hand available was $500

Required: Prepare a cost of goods manufactured statement for 31 December 2019.

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Expert Solution

Cost of goods manufactured for statement for 31 December 2019
Particular Amount
Raw-material opening inventory        7,500.00
Purchases    338,020.00
Purchase return      23,750.00
Raw-material available for use    321,770.00
Raw-material closing inventory      24,150.00
Raw material used    297,620.00
Direct labour    130,000.00
Prime Cost    427,620.00
FOH
Indirect labour      75,300.00
Indirect material                     -  
Depreciation    145,000.00
Utilities    161,300.00
Others                     -  
Manufacturing cost    809,220.00
WIP (opening)      33,200.00
Cost of goods to be manufactured    842,420.00
WIP (ending)      37,500.00
Cost of goods manufactured    804,920.00
Utilities
Rent      55,000.00
Insurance      11,500.00
Factory supplies      12,650.00
Electricity and gas      82,150.00
Total    161,300.00
*20000 from prepaid rent is considered in expense
*office supplies are not part of manufacturing cost
*office salary is not part of manufacturing cost
*sales commission is not part of manufacturing cost

*interest expense is not part of manufacturing cost

*Freight is included in Purchases


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