Principles of Cost Accounting
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Author: Edward J. Vanderbeck, Maria R. Mitchell
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Chapter 6, Problem 15E
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Petrone Metals manufactures tin. During the process, a by-product—scrap metal—is obtained and placed in stock. The estimated sales value of the scrap metal produced during April is $2,000. Assume that the value of the by-product is treated as a reduction in production cost.
Make the journal entry for April to record the following:
- a. Placing of the scrap metal in stock
- b. Sale of one-half of the scrap metal for $850, on account
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Principles of Cost Accounting
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