Journalize the following transactions: Purchased direct materials on account, $20,000 Recognized depreciation on production plant & equipment, $4,000 Direct materials used in production, $16,000 Recognized expired plant insurance, $6,000 Direct labor used: $30,000; and indirect labor used: $10,000 Allocated overhead at the rate of 60% of direct labor cost Cost of units completed, $50,000 Sales on account, $90,000 Cost of units sold, $65,000

Journalize the following transactions: Purchased direct materials on account, $20,000 Recognized depreciation on production plant & equipment, $4,000 Direct materials used in production, $16,000 Recognized expired plant insurance, $6,000 Direct labor used: $30,000; and indirect labor used: $10,000 Allocated overhead at the rate of 60% of direct labor cost Cost of units completed, $50,000 Sales on account, $90,000 Cost of units sold, $65,000

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Chapter5: Process Costing

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Problem 14EA: A production department within a company received materials of $10,000 and conversion costs of...

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