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Concept Introduction:
Requirement1
To Determine:Costing system Brandon manufacturing using to maintain their cost records
Requirement 2
To Determine:
1. Brandon’s Manufacturing Jobs Status as on 31st Oct and 30th Nov
2. As per the cost records ,Account Balance of Work in Process inventory, Finished Goods Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold as on 31st Oct
3. As per the Cost Records, Account Balance for Work in Process Inventory, Finished Goods Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold as on 30th Nov
Requirement 3
To Prepare: Journal Entries for recording the transfer from Work in Process account to finished goods account on completion of Job in Oct and Nov
Requirement 4
To Prepare:
Requirement 5
To Determine: Gross Profit for Job 3

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