Respuesta :
Answer:
Raw Materials
Debit Credit
16,000
#1 Purchase 47,000
#2 requisitions 45,000
Ending 18,000
Manufacturing Supplies
Debit Credit
1,500
#1 Purchase 3,000
#4 Used 2,500
Ending 2,000
WIP - Inventory
Debit Credit
6,500
#2 Direct M 45,000
#3 Direct L 27,000
#7 Applied MO 22,500
#Complete Jobs 90,000
Ending 11,000
Manufacturing Overhead
Debit Credit
0
#3 Indirect L 4,800
#4 Indirect M 2,500
#5 depreciation 15,000
#6 Miscellaneous 3,600
#7 Applied 22,500
Ending 3,400
Adjustment
for underapplied 3,400
Balance 0
Finished Goods
Debit Credit
30,000
#8 Completed 90,000
#9 Sold 100,000
Ending 20,000
Cost of Good Sold
Debit Credit
#9 Sold 100,000
Adjustment
for underapplied MO 3,400
ending 103,400
(b)
WIP Ending Balances 11,000
Finished Goods 20,000
Explanation:
The origin of the cost is displatyed on the credit whilethe destination in the dbeit
For example:
when we complete a job we credit work in process inventory (origin) and debit finished good (destination of the cost)
when we transfer the requisitioned materials we credit raw materials (origin) and debit WIP-inventory (destination)