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                         Balance Sheet
                        January 1, 2014
Assets
Cash                                          $15,000
Accounts Receivable                     22,000
Prepaid Insurance                        3,000
Material Inventory                        2,000
WIP inventory                             2,900
FG inventory                               1,200
Equipment                                  50,000
(Accum. Dep)                              (10,000)
Total Assets                                $86,100
Liabilities & Equity
Accounts Payable                         $20,000
Wages Payable                            3,000
Property Taxes Payable                1,000
Common Stock                           40,000
Retained Earnings                       22,100
Total Liabilities & Equity               $86,100

Instructions:

1. Open the balances in the general ledger.

2. Post the entries for job order production costs to the general ledger.

3. Prepare a statement of cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold, an income statement and a balance sheet.

Entries for Job Order Production Costs

1. Raw Materials Inventory                                                3,650
Accounts Payable                                                                              3,650
            Acquired materials on credit for factory use.
2. Work in Process Inventory                                            1,700
Raw Materials Inventory                                                                     1,700
To assign costs of direct materials used.
3. Factory Overhead                                                        650
Raw Materials Inventory                                                                     650
            To record use of indirect materials.
4. Factory Payroll                                                            5,350
Cash (and other accounts)                                                                 5,350
            To record salaries and wages of factory workers
            (including various payroll liabilities)
5. Work in Process Inventory                                           4,100
Factory Payroll                                                                                  4,100
            To assign cost of direct labor used.
6. Factory Overhead                                                        1,250
Factory Payroll                                                                                  1,250
            To record indirect labor costs as overhead.
7. Factory Overhead                                                        5,100
Cash (and other accounts)                                                                 5,100
            To record factory overhead costs such as insurance, utilities, rent, and depreciation.
8. Work in Process Inventory                                           5,740
Factory Overhead                                                                              5,740
            To apply overhead at 140% of direct labor.
9. Finished Goods Inventory                                            8,980
Work in Process Inventory                                                                  8,980
            To record completion of Jobs B15, B 16, and B17.
10. Cash                                                                        10,600
Sales                                                                                                10,600
            Cost of Goods Sold                                             5,560
                        Finished Goods Inventory                                           5,560
            To record sale of Jobs B15 and B16.

1. What is the ending cash balance?
A. $18,300
B. $26,350
C. $15,150
D. $19,400

2. What is the ending accounts receivable balance?
A. $22,000
B. $19,000
C. $21,000
D. $25,000

3. What is the ending prepaid insurance balance?
A. $1,000
B. $2,000
C. $2,500
D. $3,000

4. What is the ending materials inventory balance?
A. $4,450
B. $3,300
C. $2,700
D. $2,600

5. What is the ending good in process balance?
A. $5,200
B. $4,670
C. $5,150
D. $5,460

6. What is the ending finished goods balance?
A. $4,620
B. $4,950
C. $5,285
D. $4,900

7. What is the ending equipment balance net of accumulated depreciation?
A. $50,000
B. $40,000
C. $35,000
D. $30,000

8. What is the ending accounts payable balance?
A. $19,600
B. $21,500
C. $22,850
D. $23,650

9. What is the ending retained earnings balance?
A. $24,600
B. $25,880
C. $23,900
D. $21,820

10. What is the adjustment to factory overhead?
A. $1,260 debit
B. $1,260 credit
C. $1,350 debit
D. $1,350 credit

11. What is cost of goods sold before the adjustment?
A. $5,560
B. $4,650
C. $5,600
D. $5,750

12. What is cost of goods sold after the adjustment?
A. $6,700
B. $6,300
C. $5,900
D. $6,820

13. What is the cost of goods manufactured?
A. $9,600
B. $9,100
C. $8,200
D. $8,980

14. What is net income?
A. $3,500
B. $3,780
C. $3,200
D. $3,150

15. What is total assets?
A. $93,530
B. $92,900
C. $99,400
D. $91,000

16. What represents the correct order of the job order costing process?
A. supplier, materials, goods in process, finished goods, retail
B. materials, goods in process, retail, finished goods
C. finished goods, materials, goods in process, retail
D. retail, goods in process, materials, finished goods

17. Which account keeps track of the costs on the assembly line?
A. finished goods
B. work in process
C. materials
D. equipment

18. What are prime costs?
A. direct materials + direct labor
B. direct labor + overhead
C. direct labor
D. overhead

19. What are conversion costs?
A. direct materials + direct labor
B. direct labor
C. direct labor + overhead
D. overhead

20. What is the formula for cost of goods manufactured?
A. BWIP + DM + DL + OH applied - EWIP
B. BWIP + DM + DL + OH applied
C. BWIP + DM
D. DM + DL + OH.

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