Make a journal for the material and the labor costs to jobs (2 Journals) 5. Manufacturing overhead is applied at a rate of $4 per machine hour. There were 60,000 machine hours in the month. Make the entry to apply overhead. 6. Jobs 111 and 112 were completed and transferred to finished Goods 7. Job 111 was sold for $200,000. Make the journals for this.

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**AJ Smith Company: Financial Transactions for January**

**Beginning Inventory Balances as of 1/1/2019:**
- Raw Materials: $16,000
- Work in Progress (WIP): $25,000 (all in Job 111)
- Finished Goods: $0

**January Transactions:**
1. Purchased Raw Materials on account for $240,000.
2. Paid $70,000 in cash for factory workers' salaries.
3. Paid factory rent of $60,000 and utility bills of $45,000 in cash for the month. Depreciation on factory equipment amounted to $95,000.
4. Allocated material and labor to jobs in WIP as follows:

   | Job | Material | Labor | Machine Hours |
   |-----|----------|-------|---------------|
   | 111 | $40,000  | $15,000 | 15,000       |
   | 112 | $70,000  | $25,000 | 23,000       |
   | 113 | $50,000  | $5,000  | 22,000       |
   | General Use | $10,000 | $25,000 | -           |

   **Total:**
   - Material: $170,000
   - Labor: $70,000
   - Machine Hours: 60,000

   **Action:** Create journals for material and labor costs to jobs (2 Journals).

5. Manufacturing overhead is applied at a rate of $4 per machine hour. Total machine hours for the month: 60,000. Make the entry to apply overhead.
6. Jobs 111 and 112 were completed and transferred to Finished Goods.
7. Job 111 sold for $200,000. Make the journals for this transaction.

**Additional Calculations:**
8. Determine the over or under-applied overhead amount. Indicate whether it is over or under.
9. Calculate the total ending inventory, including Raw Materials, WIP, and Finished Goods as of 1/31/2019. (Remember to count beginning inventory).

**Journal Entries:**
Create journal entries for each transaction under the following headings:

- Account
- Debit
- Credit

(2 Journals for #4 one for materials and one for labor)

**Note:** Numbers 8 and 9 are calculations, not journal entries.
Transcribed Image Text:**AJ Smith Company: Financial Transactions for January** **Beginning Inventory Balances as of 1/1/2019:** - Raw Materials: $16,000 - Work in Progress (WIP): $25,000 (all in Job 111) - Finished Goods: $0 **January Transactions:** 1. Purchased Raw Materials on account for $240,000. 2. Paid $70,000 in cash for factory workers' salaries. 3. Paid factory rent of $60,000 and utility bills of $45,000 in cash for the month. Depreciation on factory equipment amounted to $95,000. 4. Allocated material and labor to jobs in WIP as follows: | Job | Material | Labor | Machine Hours | |-----|----------|-------|---------------| | 111 | $40,000 | $15,000 | 15,000 | | 112 | $70,000 | $25,000 | 23,000 | | 113 | $50,000 | $5,000 | 22,000 | | General Use | $10,000 | $25,000 | - | **Total:** - Material: $170,000 - Labor: $70,000 - Machine Hours: 60,000 **Action:** Create journals for material and labor costs to jobs (2 Journals). 5. Manufacturing overhead is applied at a rate of $4 per machine hour. Total machine hours for the month: 60,000. Make the entry to apply overhead. 6. Jobs 111 and 112 were completed and transferred to Finished Goods. 7. Job 111 sold for $200,000. Make the journals for this transaction. **Additional Calculations:** 8. Determine the over or under-applied overhead amount. Indicate whether it is over or under. 9. Calculate the total ending inventory, including Raw Materials, WIP, and Finished Goods as of 1/31/2019. (Remember to count beginning inventory). **Journal Entries:** Create journal entries for each transaction under the following headings: - Account - Debit - Credit (2 Journals for #4 one for materials and one for labor) **Note:** Numbers 8 and 9 are calculations, not journal entries.
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