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Concept Introduction:
T Account: A T-account is the graphical representation of a general ledger that records business transactions. T Account looks like the letter T, where Debit entries are recorded at the left side and credit entries recorded at right side and account title will be at the top.
Requirement1:
To Determine
1. Pre-determined Overhead allocation rate per direct labor dollar.
Requirement 2
To Prepare
1. Journal Entry to allocate Overhead cost for the year
Requirement 3
To Determine:
1. Amount of Over Allocated or Under Allocated manufacturing overhead
Requirement 4
To Prepare
1. Journal Entry to adjust the under allocated or over allocated manufacturing overhead.

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