Problem 2Instruction: Indicate what particular column in the worksheet where the following itemsare to be extended. Place a "check mark"ItemsManufacturingIncome StatementBalance SheetDr.Cr.Dr.Cr.Dr.Cr.FG, beg.FG, end.Goods in Process,begGoods in Process,1.2.3.4.endRM, begRM, endFactory SuppliesInv.Factory SuppliesUsed5.6.7.8.9. Salaries-Office10. Salaries-Factory11. Repairs-OfficeEqpt.12. Repairs-FactoryEqpt.13. Light and Water-Office14. Light and Water-Factory15. Tools Used16. Patents17. Amortization ofPatents18. Purchases - RM19. Freight-in20. Sales

Manufacturing account is the summary of total cost of manufacture in order to calculate cost of…

Problem 2 Instruction: Indicate what particular column in the worksheet where the following items are to be extended. Place a "check mark" Items Manufacturing Dr. Cr. Income Statement Balance Sheet Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr. FG, beg. FG, end. Goods in Process, beg Goods in Process, 1. 2. 3. 4. end RM, beg RM, end 7. 5. 6. Factory Supplies Inv. 8. Factory Supplies Used Salaries-Office 10. Salaries-Factory 11. Repairs-Office Eqpt. 12. Repairs-Factory Eqpt. 13. Light and Water- Office 14. Light and Water- Factory 15. Tools Used 9. 16. Patents 17. Amortization of Patents 18. Purchases - RM 19. Freight-in 20. Sales

Problem 2 Instruction: Indicate what particular column in the worksheet where the following items are to be extended. Place a "check mark" Items Manufacturing Dr. Cr. Income Statement Balance Sheet Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr. FG, beg. FG, end. Goods in Process, beg Goods in Process, 1. 2. 3. 4. end RM, beg RM, end 7. 5. 6. Factory Supplies Inv. 8. Factory Supplies Used Salaries-Office 10. Salaries-Factory 11. Repairs-Office Eqpt. 12. Repairs-Factory Eqpt. 13. Light and Water- Office 14. Light and Water- Factory 15. Tools Used 9. 16. Patents 17. Amortization of Patents 18. Purchases - RM 19. Freight-in 20. Sales

Accounting Information Systems

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Author:Ulric J. Gelinas, Richard B. Dull, Patrick Wheeler, Mary Callahan Hill

Publisher:Ulric J. Gelinas, Richard B. Dull, Patrick Wheeler, Mary Callahan Hill

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