Horizon Manufacturing has the following financial information for the last quarter: • • • Beginning finished goods inventory: $21,500 Raw material purchases: $32,400 Direct labor: $19,800 Manufacturing overhead: $15,300 Cost of goods manufactured: $58,700 • Ending finished goods inventory: $19,200 What is the cost of goods sold for Horizon Manufacturing for this quarter? a. $37,200 b. $61,000 c. $69,500 d. $47,700 e. $54,900

Horizon Manufacturing has the following financial information for the last quarter: • • • Beginning finished goods inventory: $21,500 Raw material purchases: $32,400 Direct labor: $19,800 Manufacturing overhead: $15,300 Cost of goods manufactured: $58,700 • Ending finished goods inventory: $19,200 What is the cost of goods sold for Horizon Manufacturing for this quarter? a. $37,200 b. $61,000 c. $69,500 d. $47,700 e. $54,900

Cornerstones of Cost Management (Cornerstones Series)

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