Maria's Holiday Styles has been busy in the month of November! It seems Maria's marketing efforts have paid off, as she has answered many calls to help decorate homes for the upcoming holidays. The company carries an inventory of decorative items in its store and then installs them in creative and fun ways. The MOH costs are fairly low, since the company has just a small space to hold the inventory. The applied MOH rate is $10 per direct labor hour. As of November 30, the company carries the following balances in its inventory accounts. DM Inventory WIP Inventory FG Inventory 1. During December, the following events occurred. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. $6,200 7,950 8. 0 Purchased direct materials costing $14,700 on account. Used $19,300 of direct materials for jobs. Paid direct labor wages for 127 hours of labor ($25/hr). Applied MOH cost to jobs. Actually incurred $2,100 in MOH costs. Completed all jobs by the end of the month. Billed clients $42,800 for jobs completed. Closed under- or overapplied MOH using the direct write-off method.

Maria's Holiday Styles has been busy in the month of November! It seems Maria's marketing efforts have paid off, as she has answered many calls to help decorate homes for the upcoming holidays. The company carries an inventory of decorative items in its store and then installs them in creative and fun ways. The MOH costs are fairly low, since the company has just a small space to hold the inventory. The applied MOH rate is $10 per direct labor hour. As of November 30, the company carries the following balances in its inventory accounts. DM Inventory WIP Inventory FG Inventory 1. During December, the following events occurred. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. $6,200 7,950 8. 0 Purchased direct materials costing $14,700 on account. Used $19,300 of direct materials for jobs. Paid direct labor wages for 127 hours of labor ($25/hr). Applied MOH cost to jobs. Actually incurred $2,100 in MOH costs. Completed all jobs by the end of the month. Billed clients $42,800 for jobs completed. Closed under- or overapplied MOH using the direct write-off method.

Financial And Managerial Accounting

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Chapter5: Accounting For Retail Businesses

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Problem 43E: Cost of goods sold Based on the following data, determine the cost of goods sold for July:

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