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Rundle Manufacturing started in 2018 with the following account balances: Cash $ 5,400 Common stock 3,968...

Rundle Manufacturing started in 2018 with the following account balances:

Cash

$

5,400

Common stock

3,968

Retained earnings

5,800

Raw materials inventory

1,200

Work in process inventory

850

Finished goods inventory (380 units @ $6.10 each)

2,318


  

Transactions during 2018

1.      Purchased $2,930 of raw materials with cash.

2.      Transferred $3,770 of raw materials to the production department.

3.      Incurred and paid cash for 210 hours of direct labor @ $15.30 per hour.

4.      Applied overhead costs to the Work in Process Inventory account. The predetermined overhead rate is $16.50 per direct labor hour.

5.      Incurred actual overhead costs of $3,700 cash.

6.      Completed work on 1,210 units for $5.90 per unit.

7.      Paid $1,100 in selling and administrative expenses in cash.

8.      Sold 1,210 units for $10,500 cash revenue (assume FIFO cost flow).

9.      Rundle charges overapplied or underapplied overhead directly to Cost of Goods Sold.

Required

a.      Record the preceding events in a horizontal statements model. The beginning balances are shown as an example.

I cannot figure out 8b & 9. Also, can I please have help creating a schedule of cost of goods manufactured and sold for 2018?





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Requirement -1
Cash Raw Material Inventory work in Process Finished Goods Manufacturing Overhead Common Stock Retained Earning
Beginning Balance $      5,400 $                              1,200 $                   850 $                   2,318 $                    3,968 $                    5,800
                          1 $    -2,930 $                              2,930
                          2 $                             -3,770 $                3,770
                          3 210*15.3 $    -3,213 $                3,213
                          4 210*16.5-Applied Overhead $                3,465 $                               -3,465
                          5 Actual Overhead $    -3,700 $                                 3,700
                          6 1210*5.90 $               -7,139 $                   7,139
                          7 $    -1,100 $                   -1,100
8a $    10,500 $                  10,500
8b (380*6.1)+(830*5.90) $                  -7,215 $                   -7,215
                          9 3700-3465 $                                  -235 $                      -235
Total $      4,957 $                                 360 $                4,159 $                   2,242 $                                       -   $                    3,968 $                    7,750
Requirement -2 Cost of Goods Manufactured
Workin in Process Inventory, beginning $                                 850
Direct materials:
Direct materials inventory, beginning $      1,200
Direct materials purchases $      2,930
Cost of direct materials available for use $      4,130
Direct materials inventory, ending $        -360
Cost of direct materials placed in production $      3,770
Direct labor $      3,213
Factory overhead Applied $      3,465
Total manufacturing costs $                            10,448
Total work in process during period $                            11,298
Workin in Process Inventory, Ending $                             -4,159
Cost of goods manufactured $                7,139
Requirement -3 Cost of Goods Sold
Finished Goods Inventory, Beginning $      2,318
Add: Cost of Goods Manufactured $      7,139
Cost of Goods Available for Sale $      9,457
Less: Finished Goods inventory, ending $    -2,242
Unadjusted Cost of Goods Sold $      7,215
Less: Underapplied Overhead $         235
Adjusted Cost of Goods Sold $      7,450
Requirement -4 Income Statement
Sales Revenue $                            10,500
Less: Cost of Goods Sold $                              7,450
Gross Margin $                              3,050
Less: Operating Expense $                              1,100
Net Income $                              1,950

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