Saskatewan Can Company manufactures recyclable soft-drink cans. A unit of production is a case of 12 dozen cans. The following standards have been set by the production-engineering staff and the controller.   Direct Labor: Direct Material: Quantity, 0.28 hour Quantity, 7 kilograms Rate, $14.00 per hour Price, $0.66 per kilogram   Actual material purchases amounted to 340,400 kilograms at $0.690 per kilogram. Actual costs incurred in the production of 46,000 units were as follows:     Direct labor: $197,340 for 13,800 hours Direct material: $225,354 for 326,600 kilograms

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Saskatewan Can Company manufactures recyclable soft-drink cans. A unit of production is a case of 12 dozen cans. The following standards have been set by the production-engineering staff and the controller.
 

Direct Labor: Direct Material:
Quantity, 0.28 hour Quantity, 7 kilograms
Rate, $14.00 per hour Price, $0.66 per kilogram
 


Actual material purchases amounted to 340,400 kilograms at $0.690 per kilogram. Actual costs incurred in the production of 46,000 units were as follows:
 

 
Direct labor: $197,340 for 13,800 hours
Direct material: $225,354 for 326,600 kilograms
 

 

 

**Required:**

Post the journal entries prepared above to the appropriate T-accounts below. Be sure to select from the dropdown menu the transaction number associated with each amount posted.

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### T-Accounts:

#### Raw-Material Inventory
- **Left Side (Debits):**
  - 1. 224,664
- **Right Side (Credits):**
  - 2. 215,556

#### Direct-Material Purchase Price Variance
- **Left Side (Debits):**
  - 1. 10,212
- **Right Side (Credits):**
  - 4. 10,212

#### Work-in-Process Inventory
- **Left Side (Debits):**
  - 2. 
  - 3. 
- **Right Side (Credits):**

#### Direct-Material Quantity Variance
- **Left Side (Debits):**
- **Right Side (Credits):**
  - 2.
  - 4.

#### Accounts Payable
- **Left Side (Debits):**
- **Right Side (Credits):**
  - 1. 234,876

#### Direct-Labor Rate Variance
- **Left Side (Debits):**
  - 3.
- **Right Side (Credits):**
  - 4.

#### Wages Payable
- **Left Side (Debits):**
- **Right Side (Credits):**
  - 3.

#### Direct-Labor Efficiency Variance
- **Left Side (Debits):**
- **Right Side (Credits):**
  - 3.
  - 4.

#### Cost of Goods Sold
- **Left Side (Debits):**
  - 4.
- **Right Side (Credits):** 

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This table shows various T-accounts used for posting journal entries. Each entry is associated with a transaction number, and the amounts are posted either on the debit or credit side as specified. The accounts include Raw-Material Inventory, Direct-Material Purchase Price Variance, Work-in-Process Inventory, Accounts Payable, Wages Payable, and Cost of Goods Sold, among others. The information helps in understanding variance analysis and the implications on financial statements.
Transcribed Image Text:**Required:** Post the journal entries prepared above to the appropriate T-accounts below. Be sure to select from the dropdown menu the transaction number associated with each amount posted. --- ### T-Accounts: #### Raw-Material Inventory - **Left Side (Debits):** - 1. 224,664 - **Right Side (Credits):** - 2. 215,556 #### Direct-Material Purchase Price Variance - **Left Side (Debits):** - 1. 10,212 - **Right Side (Credits):** - 4. 10,212 #### Work-in-Process Inventory - **Left Side (Debits):** - 2. - 3. - **Right Side (Credits):** #### Direct-Material Quantity Variance - **Left Side (Debits):** - **Right Side (Credits):** - 2. - 4. #### Accounts Payable - **Left Side (Debits):** - **Right Side (Credits):** - 1. 234,876 #### Direct-Labor Rate Variance - **Left Side (Debits):** - 3. - **Right Side (Credits):** - 4. #### Wages Payable - **Left Side (Debits):** - **Right Side (Credits):** - 3. #### Direct-Labor Efficiency Variance - **Left Side (Debits):** - **Right Side (Credits):** - 3. - 4. #### Cost of Goods Sold - **Left Side (Debits):** - 4. - **Right Side (Credits):** --- This table shows various T-accounts used for posting journal entries. Each entry is associated with a transaction number, and the amounts are posted either on the debit or credit side as specified. The accounts include Raw-Material Inventory, Direct-Material Purchase Price Variance, Work-in-Process Inventory, Accounts Payable, Wages Payable, and Cost of Goods Sold, among others. The information helps in understanding variance analysis and the implications on financial statements.
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