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You have the following information about the activities of Martin Inc. for 2014:          Sales...

You have the following information about the activities of Martin Inc. for 2014:

   

  
  Sales $ 1,620,000
  Factory maintenance 67,500
  Indirect labour 33,500
  Direct material purchases 210,000
  Factory utilities 50,000
  Direct materials used in production 201,000
  General and administrative expenses 102,400
  Beginning work-in-process inventory 28,400
  Beginning finished goods inventory 63,700
  Ending work-in-process inventory 32,900
  Beginning direct materials inventory 17,500
  Selling expenses 98,200
  Direct labour 287,000
  Factory insurance 46,500
  Indirect materials 40,600
  Depreciation,factory 60,000
  Cost of goods sold 715,000

   

Required:
1. What was the amount of the ending direct materials inventory?

        

2. What was the amount of the total manufacturing costs?

        

3. What was the cost of goods manufactured in 2014?

         

4. What was the amount of the ending finished goods inventory?

      

Solutions

Expert Solution

Cost of ending direct matetials inventory:- $

Beginning direct material inventory(A)..............17500

Add:Direct material purchases(B)....................210000

Less:Direct materials used in production(C)...201000

1.Closing direct materials inventory(A+B-C)..184000

Computation of total manufacturing cost:- $

a. Direct materials used in production : 201000

b.Direct labour used in production : 287000

c. Direct factory overheads:

- Factory maintenance : 67500

-Factory insurance : 46500

-Factory utilities : 50000

-Depreciation of factory : 60000

A.Direct costs (a+b+c) : 712000

B.Add: General Administrative overheads:

Indirect material : 40600

Indirect labour : 33500

General and administrative expenses : 102400

Total manufacturing costs (A+B) : 888500

C.Add: Opening work-in-process inventory:28400

D.Less:Closing work-in-process inventory:32900

Total cost of goods manufactured in 2014​ : 884000

Add : Opening inventory of finished goods : 63700

Less: Cost of goods sold : 715000

Closing inventory of finished goods : 232700

ANSWERS:

1.184000

2.888500

3.884000

4.232700


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