T. Terrelounge Manufacturing had the following balances as at April 30, 2008. Inventory (Stock) at May 1, 2007 Raw material Work in progress Finished goods Purchases: Raw material Finished goods Carriage inwards: Carriage outwards: Direct labour Raw material Finished goods Office salaries Utilities Depreciation factory equipment Depreciation office equipment Rent Sales Inventory (Stock) at April 30, 2008 Raw material Work in progress Finished goods Overheads are to be apportioned as follows: Utilities: Rent: factory 70%; office 30% factory 50%: office 50% S 36 520 45 920 36 200 130 720 50 600 3 600 2 400 134 600 34 800 15.000 IS 800 5 400 29 000 500 000 39 000 33 800 47 000
T. Terrelounge Manufacturing had the following balances as at April 30, 2008. Inventory (Stock) at May 1, 2007 Raw material Work in progress Finished goods Purchases: Raw material Finished goods Carriage inwards: Carriage outwards: Direct labour Raw material Finished goods Office salaries Utilities Depreciation factory equipment Depreciation office equipment Rent Sales Inventory (Stock) at April 30, 2008 Raw material Work in progress Finished goods Overheads are to be apportioned as follows: Utilities: Rent: factory 70%; office 30% factory 50%: office 50% S 36 520 45 920 36 200 130 720 50 600 3 600 2 400 134 600 34 800 15.000 IS 800 5 400 29 000 500 000 39 000 33 800 47 000
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Transcribed Image Text:T. Terrelounge Manufacturing had the following balances as at April 30, 2008.
Inventory (Stock) at May 1, 2007
Raw material
Work in progress
Finished goods
Purchases: Raw material
Finished goods
Carriage inwards:
Carriage outwards: Finished goods
Direct labour
Office salaries
Utilities
Raw material
Depreciation factory equipment
Depreciation office equipment
Rent
Sales
Inventory (Stock) at April 30, 2008
Raw material
Work in progress
Finished goods
Overheads are to be apportioned as follows:
Utilities:
Rent:
factory 70%; office 30%
factory 50%: office 50%
36 520
45 920
36 200
130 720
50 600
3 600
2 400
134 600
34 800
15 000
IS 800
5 400
29 000
500 000
39 000
33 800
47 000
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