The T-accounts below provide selected data about Company J’s financial results for the year: Raw Materials Inventory Jan 1 bal. P22,500 ? Credits Debits P75,000 Dec. 31 bal P18,000 Finished Goods Jan 1 bal. P90,000 ? Credits Debits ? Dec. 31 bal P72,000 Factory Overhead Debits P111,000 ? Credits Work In Process Jan 1 bal. P52,500 P282,000 Credits Direct Materials P72,000 Direct Labor P90,000 Factory Overhead P112,500 Dec 31 Bal. ? Manufacturing Wages Payable Debits P111,000 P66,000 Jan 1 Bal P99,000 Credits Cost of Goods Sold Debits ? The amount of over- (under-) applied overhead is a.(P1,500) b.P10,500 c. P1,500 d.(P10,500)
The T-accounts below provide selected data about Company J’s financial results for the year: Raw Materials Inventory Jan 1 bal. P22,500 ? Credits Debits P75,000 Dec. 31 bal P18,000 Finished Goods Jan 1 bal. P90,000 ? Credits Debits ? Dec. 31 bal P72,000 Factory Overhead Debits P111,000 ? Credits Work In Process Jan 1 bal. P52,500 P282,000 Credits Direct Materials P72,000 Direct Labor P90,000 Factory Overhead P112,500 Dec 31 Bal. ? Manufacturing Wages Payable Debits P111,000 P66,000 Jan 1 Bal P99,000 Credits Cost of Goods Sold Debits ? The amount of over- (under-) applied overhead is a.(P1,500) b.P10,500 c. P1,500 d.(P10,500)
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The T-accounts below provide selected data about Company J’s financial results for the year:
Raw Materials Inventory |
|
Jan 1 bal. P22,500 |
? Credits |
Debits P75,000 |
|
Dec. 31 bal P18,000 |
Finished Goods |
|
Jan 1 bal. P90,000 |
? Credits |
Debits ? |
|
Dec. 31 bal P72,000 |
Factory |
|
Debits P111,000 |
? Credits |
Work In Process |
|
Jan 1 bal. P52,500 |
P282,000 Credits |
Direct Materials P72,000 |
|
Direct Labor P90,000 |
|
Factory Overhead P112,500 |
|
Dec 31 Bal. ? |
|
Manufacturing Wages Payable |
|
Debits P111,000 |
P66,000 Jan 1 Bal |
|
P99,000 Credits |
Cost of Goods Sold |
|
Debits ? |
|
The amount of over- (under-) applied overhead is
a.(P1,500)
b.P10,500
c. P1,500
d.(P10,500)
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