J Crockery received an order for 50 units of a product. In anticipation of spoilage production of 52 units was started. The following costs were incurred:             Direct materials                       Rs. 80 per unit           Direct labour                           Rs. 50 per unit           Factory overhead                     100% of direct labour During the inspection, 10 units were found defective and required the following additional costs. Direct materials                       Rs. 100           Direct labour                           Rs. 200           Factory overhead                     100% of direct labour           On final inspection, 2 units were classified as spoiled and sold for Rs. 90. The good units were dispatched to the customer at a price of Rs.240 per unit.   Instructions: Pass journal entries to record the completion of order and sale of good and spoiled units under both of the assumption as to charge of the additional cost.

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J Crockery received an order for 50 units of a product. In anticipation of spoilage production of 52 units was started. The following costs were incurred:

 

          Direct materials                       Rs. 80 per unit

          Direct labour                           Rs. 50 per unit

          Factory overhead                     100% of direct labour

During the inspection, 10 units were found defective and required the following additional costs.

Direct materials                       Rs. 100

          Direct labour                           Rs. 200

          Factory overhead                     100% of direct labour

         

On final inspection, 2 units were classified as spoiled and sold for Rs. 90. The good units were dispatched to the customer at a price of Rs.240 per unit.

 

Instructions: Pass journal entries to record the completion of order and sale of good and spoiled units under both of the assumption as to charge of the additional cost.

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