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Question 2: Manufacturing Statement and Income Statement (20 marks in total) Lake Ltd.’s accounting department provided...

Question 2: Manufacturing Statement and Income Statement (20 marks in total)

Lake Ltd.’s accounting department provided following financial information:

Depreciation Expense - Factory Equipment

$ 90,000

Direct Labour

$  1,284,000

Raw Material Inventory (1st July, 2016)

$ 183,000

Raw Material Inventory (30th June, 2017)

$ 186,000

Factory Rent

$ 152,820

Finished Goods (1st July, 2016)

$ 264,000

Finished Goods (30th June, 2017)

$ 345,000

Indirect Labour

$ 75,000

Indirect Materials

$ 52,500

Sales Revenue

$  6,751,500

Administration Expenses

$ 600,000

Selling & Distribution Expenses

$  1,200,000

Purchase of Raw Material

$  1,200,360

Freight In

$ 90,000

Work in Process (1st July, 2016)

$ 60,600

Work in Process (30th June, 2017)

$ 57,330

Required: prepare a statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured and an Income Statement for Lake Ltd. for the year ended 30th June 2017. You can prepare the statements in an Excel spreadsheet then paste into Word.

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Cost of Goods Manufactured Schedule
Work in Process (1st July, 2016) $60,600
Direct materials:
Raw Material Inventory (1st July, 2016) $183,000
Add: Raw material purchased 1200360
Freight In 90000
Raw material available $1,473,360
Less: Raw Material Inventory (30th June, 2017) $186,000
Raw material used $1,287,360
Less:Indirect material 52500
Direct material used $1,234,860
Direct Labour 1284000
Overhead:
Indirect material used 52500
Indirect labor 75000
Factory Rent $152,820
Depreciation Expense - Factory Equipment $90,000
Total overhead cost $370,320
Total costs $2,949,780
Work in Process (30th June, 2017) $57,330
Cost of goods manufactured $2,892,450
Cost of Goods Sold Schedule
Beginning finished goods $264,000
Cost of goods manufactured $2,892,450
Goods available for sale $3,156,450
Ending finished goods inventory $345,000
Cost of goods sold $2,811,450
Income statement
Sales 6751500
Less: Cost of good sold $2,811,450
grosss margin $3,940,050
Less: selling & administrative expenses
Selling & Distribution Expenses 1200000
Administration Expenses $600,000 $1,800,000
Net Income $2,140,050

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