Question 2: - The following is the trial balance of Falcon Manufacturing Company as at March 31, 2018 Particular Rs. Particular Rs. Cash at Bank 38, 100 Indirect Labor 18, 400 Acc Receivables (net) 9, 420 Sales 496, 000 Dir Material Inv – April 1 30, 000 Sales Returns 16, 000 Work-in-process April 1 35, 725 Purchases of Material 48, 000 Fin Goods Inv April 1 19, 430 Carriage on Purchases 5, 000 Machine – Factory 600, 000 Purchases Returns 3, 000 Salary Expense 40, 500 Purchases Discount 1, 500 Machine – Office 200, 000 Direct Labor 86, 450 Acc Dep – Office machine 143, 700 Electricity 200, 000 Salary Payable 15, 500 Rent 75, 000 Indirect Material 25, 600 Depreciation (machine) 45, 000 The inventories as at March 31, 2018 are as follows: - - Direct Material Inventory Rs. 6, 300 - Work-in-process Inventory Rs. 31, 800 - Finished goods Inventory 38, 180 Note: Use the following ratio to calculate “Electricity, Rent, and Depreciation expense” Ratios: Factory: Office = 4:3 Required - Prepare the following statements a. Cost of Goods Manufactured Statement
Reporting Cash Flows
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Balance Sheet
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Financial Statements
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Owner's Capital
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Question 2: - The following is the
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Particular |
Rs. |
Particular |
Rs. |
|
Cash at Bank |
38, 100 |
Indirect Labor |
18, 400 |
|
Acc Receivables (net) |
9, 420 |
Sales |
496, 000 |
|
Dir Material Inv – April 1 |
30, 000 |
Sales Returns |
16, 000 |
|
Work-in-process April 1 |
35, 725 |
Purchases of Material |
48, 000 |
|
Fin Goods Inv April 1 |
19, 430 |
Carriage on Purchases |
5, 000 |
|
Machine – Factory |
600, 000 |
Purchases Returns |
3, 000 |
|
Salary Expense |
40, 500 |
Purchases Discount |
1, 500 |
|
Machine – Office |
200, 000 |
Direct Labor |
86, 450 |
|
Acc Dep – Office machine |
143, 700 |
Electricity |
200, 000 |
|
Salary Payable |
15, 500 |
Rent |
75, 000 |
|
Indirect Material |
25, 600 |
|
45, 000 |
The inventories as at March 31, 2018 are as follows:
Note: Use the following ratio to calculate “Electricity, Rent, and Depreciation expense”
Ratios: Factory: Office = 4:3
Required - Prepare the following statements
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