Work in process Inventory jan, 1 2009 Direct materials inventory, dec. 31,2009 Finished goods inventory, Dec 31 2009 Work in process Inventory Dec 31, 1 2009 Finished goods inventory, Jan 1, 2009 Direct materials inventory, Jan 1,2009 Tk. 10 5 12 2 40 30 Plant utilities Indirect manufacturing labor Depreciation-plant & equipment Miscellancous manufacturing overhead Marketing, distribution and customer service 20 9 10 costs 90 Direct Material purchase Direct manufacturing labor Plant supplies used Property taxes on plant 80 40 1
Work in process Inventory jan, 1 2009 Direct materials inventory, dec. 31,2009 Finished goods inventory, Dec 31 2009 Work in process Inventory Dec 31, 1 2009 Finished goods inventory, Jan 1, 2009 Direct materials inventory, Jan 1,2009 Tk. 10 5 12 2 40 30 Plant utilities Indirect manufacturing labor Depreciation-plant & equipment Miscellancous manufacturing overhead Marketing, distribution and customer service 20 9 10 costs 90 Direct Material purchase Direct manufacturing labor Plant supplies used Property taxes on plant 80 40 1
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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Transcribed Image Text:The following items pertain to XYZ
corporation:
Work in process Inventory jan, 1 2009
Direct materials inventory, dec. 31.2009
Finished goods inventory, Dec 31 2009
Work in process Inventory Dec 31, 1 2009
Finished goods inventory, Jan 1, 2009
Direct materials inventory, Jan 1,2009
Plant utilities
Tk. 10
5
12
2
40
30
5
Indirect manufacturing labor
Depreciation-plant & equipment
Miscellaneous manufacturing overhead
Marketing, distribution and customer service
20
9
10
costs
90
Direct Material purchase
Direct manufacturing labor
Plant supplies used
Property taxes on plant
80
40
1
Required:
1. Schedule of Cost of Good Manufactured
2. Prime costs
3. Inventoriable cost
4. period cost
5.Conversion cost
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