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PART II PKRK manufacturers dolls and has reported the following information: Jan 1 2016 Raw Material...

PART II

PKRK manufacturers dolls and has reported the following information:

Jan 1 2016

Raw Material $30,000

Work in process $350,000

Finished goods $250,000

Dec 31 2016

Raw material $60,000

Work in process$100,000

Finished goods$120,000

Assemblers' Direct Wages $300,000

Sales Commissions$12,000

Repairs on Machinery $10,000

Small tools $4,500

Executive Bonuses $80,000

Advertising Expense $30,000

Raw Materials Purchased $450,000

Factory Depreciation Exp $10,000

Factory Utilities $60,000

Net Income $15,000

1. Use the above information to determine

a. Raw Materials issued to WIP

b. Total Production Costs

c. Cost of goods manufactured (completed jobs)

d. Gross Margin

E.Total Sales

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Answer:

a. Raw materials issued to WIP

= beg. Raw materials + purchases – ending raw materials – indirect materials (small tools)

= 30,000 + 450,000 – 60,000 – 4,500 = $415,500

Raw materials issued to WIP = $415,500

b. Total production costs

= Raw materials issued to WIP + direct wages + manufacturing overhead

=415,500+300,000+84,500

=$800,000

Note:

Raw materials issued to production = $415,500

Direct wages = $300,000

Manufacturing overhead:

Repairs on machinery

$        10,000

Small tools

4500

Factory depreciation expense

10000

Factory utilities

60000

Total manufacturing overhead

$        84,500

c. Cost of goods manufactured (completed jobs):

Beginning Work in Process

$       350,000

Add: total production costs

800000

Less: ending WIP

-100000

Cost of goods manufactured

$    1,050,000

d. Gross margin

= net sales – cost of goods sold

Cost of goods sold:

= Cost of goods manufactured + beginning finished goods inventory – ending finished goods inventory

= 1,050,000 + 250,000 – 120,000 = $1,180,000

Cost of goods sold = 1,180,000

e.Total Sales:

Applying the available values in the equation for operating income to get the sales value,

Sales – cost of goods sold = gross margin

Gross margin – operating expenses = net income

Hence, net income + operating expenses = gross margin

Operating expenses :

Sales commissions      = $12,000

Executive bonuses       = $80,000

Advertising expenses   = $30,000

Total operating expenses = $122,000

Net income + operating expenses = 15,000 + 122,000 = $137,000

Hence, gross margin = $137,000

Therefore sales = 1,180,000 + 137,000 = $1,317,000


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