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Alison Jenifer Convertible manufacturers furniture. Journalize the following transactions for each of the transactions: a. Purchased...

Alison Jenifer Convertible manufacturers furniture. Journalize the following transactions for each of the transactions: a. Purchased direct materials of $800,000 and indirect materials of $34,000 on account. b. Material costing $710,000were requisitioned (used) for production. Of this total, $34,000were indirect materials. c. Labor time records show that direct labor of $300,000 and indirect labor of $94,000 were incurred (but not yet paid). d. Assigned labor cost to work in process and manufacturing overhead.

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No. Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit
(a) Raw Materials [800000+34000] $      834,000
Accounts payable $ 834,000
( To record Labor cost )
(b) Work in Process [710000-34000] $      676,000
Manufacturing Overhead $        34,000
Raw Materials $ 710,000
( To record raw material assigned)
(c) No entry required $                  -  
$             -  
(d) Work in Process $      300,000
Manufacturing Overhead $        94,000
Wages Payable $ 394,000
( To record wages assigned)

Notes:

1) No entry is required for transaction c, as it is just an information about labor cost.


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