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Stuart Manufacturing Company started operations on January 1, Year 1. During Year 1, the company engaged...

Stuart Manufacturing Company started operations on January 1, Year 1. During Year 1, the company engaged in the following transactions.

  1. Issued common stock for $84,000.

  2. Paid $29,000 cash to purchase raw materials used to make products.

  3. Transferred $21,000 of raw materials to the production department.

  4. Paid $31,500 cash for labor used to make products.

  5. Paid $51,000 cash for overhead costs (assume actual and estimated overhead are the same).

  6. Finished work on products that cost $79,000 to make.

  7. Sold products that cost $66,000 to make for $91,000 cash.


Required

  1. Prepare the December 31, Year 1, balance sheet.

  2. Prepare the December 31, Year 1, income statement.

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Income statement $
Revenue (A)
Sale of goods               91,000
Expenses(B)
Cost of good sold               66,000
Net Income(A-B)              25,000
Balance sheet $
Non current assets
Current assets
Cash and bank balance               63,500
Inventory-finished goods               13,000
Inventory-Work in progress               24,500
Inventory-Raw Material                 8,000
Total assets            109,000
Equity
Common Stock               84,000
Profit for the current year               25,000
Total liabilities            109,000
Working notes
Cash and bank A/c
Particulars Amount (Debit) Particulars Amount (Credit)
To Common stock               84,000 By Inventory                29,000
To Sales               91,000 By Labour                31,500
By Overhead                51,000
By Closing balance                63,500
           175,000             175,000
                     -  
Inventory Raw Material A/c
Particulars Amount (Debit) Particulars Amount (Credit)
To Cash (purchases)               29,000 By Inventory Finished                21,000
By Closing stock (Raw Material)                  8,000
             29,000               29,000
Inventory work in progress A/c
Particulars Amount (Debit) Particulars Amount (Credit)
To Inventory Raw Material 21000 By Finished goods                79,000
To Cash (Labour)               31,500
To Cash (Overhead)               51,000 By Closing stock (Work in progress)                24,500
           103,500             103,500
Inventory Finished goods A/c
Particulars Amount (Debit) Particulars Amount (Credit)
To Finished goods               79,000 By Cost of goods sold                66,000
By Closing stock (Finished goods)                13,000
             79,000               79,000

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