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1. Cost classifications (8pts): Below is the information for the month ended September 30, 2020 for...

1. Cost classifications (8pts): Below is the information for the month ended September 30, 2020 for Midnight, Inc., a clock manufacturer. Assume the Raw Materials inventory account balance includes both direct and indirect raw materials. Assume there are no taxes.

Advertising Expense

$                   9,410

Depreciation Expense - Factory equipment

$                   5,430

Depreciation Expense - Main Office equipment

$                   3,220

Direct labor used

$                 34,810

Factory insurance costs

$                      950

Factory maintenance costs

$                   2,400

Factory rent

$                 14,970

Factory supervisor's salary

$                   9,920

Factory utilities

$                   3,045

Indirect labor used

$                   4,185

Indirect materials used

$                      530

Main Office administrative salaries

$                 41,090

Main Office rent

$                   3,670

Salesperson salaries

$                 34,240

Sales

$               441,725

Raw materials purchased (direct and indirect)

$                 89,140

Raw materials inventory (direct and indirect), beginning balance

$                 20,570

Raw materials inventory (direct and indirect), ending balance

$                 18,920

Work in process (WIP) inventory, beginning balance

$                 15,210

Work in process (WIP) inventory, ending balance

$                 13,990

Finished goods inventory, beginning balance

$               114,650

Finished goods inventory, ending balance

$               129,830

Calculate the following for Midnight, Inc. for the month ended September 30, 2020. You must show all of your work/calculations in order to receive full credit (1pt each):

  1. Direct materials used
  2. Total factory overhead costs
  3. Total manufacturing costs
  4. Total non-manufacturing costs
  5. Cost of goods manufactured
  6. Cost of goods sold
  7. Gross profit
  8. Net income (assume no taxes)

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Raw material inventory, beginning $20,570
Add: Raw material purchased 89,140
Raw material available for use 109,710
Less: Raw material inventory, ending 18,920
Less: Indirect material 530
Direct materials used $90,260
Factory overhead:
Depreciation expense-Factory equipment 5,430
Factory insurance 950
Factory maintenance 2,400
Factory rent 14,970
Factory supervisor's salary 9,920
Factory utilities 3,045
Indirect labor 4,185
Indirect materials 530
Total factory overhead $41,430
Direct materials uesd 90,260
Direct labor used 34,810
Factory overhead 41,430
Total manufacturing costs $166,500
Advertising expense 9,410
Depreciation expense-Main office equipment 3,220
Main office administrative salaries 41,090
Main office rent 3,670
Salesperson salaries 34,240
Total non-manufacturing costs $91,630
Work in process inventory-Beginning $15,210
Add: Total manufacturing costs 166,500
Less: Work in process inventory-Ending 13,990
Cost of goods manufactured $167,720
Finished goods inventory-Beginning 114,650
Add: Cost of goods manufactured 167,720
Cost of goods available 282,370
Less: Finished goods inventory-Ending 129,830
Cost of goods sold $152,540
Sales 441,725
Less: Cost of goods sold 152,540
Gross profit $289,185
Gross profit 289,185
Less: Total non manufacturing costs 91,630
Net income $197,555

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