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Polo Manufacturing Company has two jobs in the process – Job 10 and Job 11. Job Cost Sheets are placed on the Answers Sheets. Company applies factory overhead using activity based costing. The predetermined overhead rates for activities are as follows:
Machine Setup Activity Inspection Activity
Overhead Rate $120 per machine setup $75 per inspection
On the space provided on the answer sheet, provide journal
entries for the following transactions. Complete Job Cost Sheets as
needed. If you wish, you may abbreviate account names. Example: A/P
or A/R, CGS, etc.
1. Purchased $30,000 of materials – paid $5,000 in cash and the
rest was on account.
2. Paid $1,200 for insurance premium of which $800 was related to
factory.
3. Materials were requested and transferred to factory in the
following sequence:
Material
Cost
Job 10 $9,000
Job 11 12,000
Indirect Materials 3,500
4. Paid employee salaries and wages as follow:
Manufacturing:
Job No. 10 $ 6,000
Job No. 11 $ 8,000
Indirect labor $ 2,000
Administration $ 4,000
Marketing $ 6,000
5. Company applied factory overhead cost to the jobs based on
the following information:
Job
Number
Job
#10
Job #11
Machine setup required 6 8
# of inspection required 10 15
6. Job No. 10 was completed and transferred to warehouse.
7. Delivered Job 10 to customer and collected for.
Sales price was “Cost + 120% of Cost” plus 8% sales
taxes.
8. At the end of year, Factory Overhead, Work-in-Process Inventory,
Finished Goods Inventory, and Cost of Goods Sold had the following
balances. Provide the journal entry to adjust the appropriate
accounts.
FOH
40000 |
34000 |
WIP
12000 |
FG INVENTORY
80000 |
COST OF GOODS SOLD
200000 |
9. Recoded $7,000 depreciation on equipment of which $4,000 was
pertaining to factory.
10. Paid $4,500 for utilities of which $3,000 was pertaining to
factory.