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selected t-accounts of moore company are given below for the just completed year:
raw materials
debit | credit
balance 1/1: 25,000 | credits: ?
debits: 140,000 |
balance 12/31: 35,000 |
manufacturing overhead
debit | credit
debits: 203,200 | credits: ?
work in process
debit | credit
balance 1/1: 30,000 | credits: 500,000
direct materials: 100,000 |
direct labor: 100,000 |
overhead: 223,200 |
balance 12/31: ? |
factory wages payable
debit | credit
debits: 205,000 | balance 1/1: 14,000
| credits: 200,000
| balance 12/31: 9,000
finished goods
debit | credit
balance 1/1: 50,000 | credits: ?
debits: ? |
balance 12/31: 75,000 |
cost of goods sold
debit | credit
debits: ? |
required:
- what was the cost of raw materials used in production?
- how much of the materials in (1) above consisted of indirect materials?
- how much of the factory labor cost is indirect labor?
- what was the cost of goods manufactured?
- what was the unadjusted cost of goods sold? do not include any underapplied or overapplied overhead in your answer.
- if overhead is applied to production using direct labor cost, what was the predetermined overhead rate?
- was manufacturing overhead underapplied or overapplied? by how much?
- compute the ending balance in work in process. assume this balance consists entirely of goods started during the year. if $10,500 of this balance is direct labor cost, how much is direct materials cost? applied overhead cost?
Calculate raw materials used in production
Using the Work in Process T-Account and Indirect Materials Calculation knowledge points:
First, determine the total raw materials put into production from the Raw Materials T-account:
Determine indirect materials used
Using the Indirect Materials Calculation knowledge point:
The Work in Process T-account shows that direct materials charged to production equal \(100,000\).
The remaining portion of the raw materials used represents indirect materials:
Determine indirect labor cost
Using the Indirect Labor Calculation knowledge point:
First, find the total factory wages incurred from the Factory Wages Payable T-account:
The Work in Process T-account shows direct labor charged to production is \(100,000\).
The remaining portion of the factory labor cost represents indirect labor:
Calculate cost of goods manufactured and unadjusted COGS
Using the Cost of Goods Manufactured and Schedule of Cost of Goods Sold knowledge points:
The credit side of the Work in Process T-account shows the cost of goods completed and transferred to Finished Goods:
For the unadjusted cost of goods sold, we analyze the Finished Goods T-account:
Calculate overhead rate, under/overapplied overhead, and ending WIP details
Using the Predetermined Overhead Rate and Manufacturing Overhead T-Account knowledge points:
The predetermined overhead rate is based on direct labor cost:
To find underapplied or overapplied overhead:
For the ending balance in Work in Process:
If the ending WIP balance consists of \…
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Question 1
The cost of raw materials used in production is \$130,000.
Question 2
The amount of indirect materials included in the raw materials used is \$30,000.
Question 3
The amount of factory labor cost that is indirect labor is \$100,000.
Question 4
The cost of goods manufactured is \$500,000.
Question 5
The unadjusted cost of goods sold is \$475,000.
Question 6
The predetermined overhead rate is 223.2% of direct labor cost (or \$2.232 per \$1.00 of direct labor cost).
Question 7
Manufacturing overhead was overapplied by \$20,000.
Question 8
- The ending balance in Work in Process is \$53,200.
- The direct materials cost in this balance is \$19,264.
- The applied overhead cost in this balance is \$23,436.