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9.1 Manufacturing company, In May/N with the situation on the repair of fixed assets are as follows:
Balance at the beginning of the month of the account 242 (detailed cost overhaul of fixed assets): 10.000.
Following is situation related to repairing of fixed assets during the month
1. Allocate the cost of repairs of fixed assets incurred last month: 2000 which is assigned to the cost of
selling department.
2. Company had an production equipment fixed, amount payable to the fixing servicer is 10.000 (without
10% VAT). Company also issued spare parts from warehouse replacing broken part of this equipment,
2.000; Other expenses related to repairing activities are paid in cash on hand, 1.000. The repairing
process is completed and its costs are expected to be allocated during 5 months from this month.
3. Repaired fixed assets in Administration department. Overhaul costs incurred are:
-Materials issued from warehouse: 20.000
-Labor costs: 4.000
-Spare parts (purchased directly from suppliers): price without tax is 26.000, VAT 10% paid by
bank transfer.
-Other expenses is 1,200 in cash.
Repair work has been completed. Overhaul expenses is expected to cost allocation for 24 months starting
from this month.
4. Upgraded 1 fixed asset in the production department. Paid cash in bank to the supplier of the
upgrading services, 120.000 (excluded VAT rate at 5%). Issuing spare parts to upgrade the fixed asset,
40,000. At the end of the month, upgrading activities was completed and all cost fulfilled the requirement
to be capitalized. This activities is sponsored by the investment and development fund.
5. The total cost of regularly repairs of machinery at production department in the month, charged to
expenses in the month: Materials: 2.000; workers: 3.000, depreciation: 2.000 and other expenses in cash:
1.500.
Requirements: Established the accounting entries for transactions above?
Transcribed Image Text:9.1 Manufacturing company, In May/N with the situation on the repair of fixed assets are as follows: Balance at the beginning of the month of the account 242 (detailed cost overhaul of fixed assets): 10.000. Following is situation related to repairing of fixed assets during the month 1. Allocate the cost of repairs of fixed assets incurred last month: 2000 which is assigned to the cost of selling department. 2. Company had an production equipment fixed, amount payable to the fixing servicer is 10.000 (without 10% VAT). Company also issued spare parts from warehouse replacing broken part of this equipment, 2.000; Other expenses related to repairing activities are paid in cash on hand, 1.000. The repairing process is completed and its costs are expected to be allocated during 5 months from this month. 3. Repaired fixed assets in Administration department. Overhaul costs incurred are: -Materials issued from warehouse: 20.000 -Labor costs: 4.000 -Spare parts (purchased directly from suppliers): price without tax is 26.000, VAT 10% paid by bank transfer. -Other expenses is 1,200 in cash. Repair work has been completed. Overhaul expenses is expected to cost allocation for 24 months starting from this month. 4. Upgraded 1 fixed asset in the production department. Paid cash in bank to the supplier of the upgrading services, 120.000 (excluded VAT rate at 5%). Issuing spare parts to upgrade the fixed asset, 40,000. At the end of the month, upgrading activities was completed and all cost fulfilled the requirement to be capitalized. This activities is sponsored by the investment and development fund. 5. The total cost of regularly repairs of machinery at production department in the month, charged to expenses in the month: Materials: 2.000; workers: 3.000, depreciation: 2.000 and other expenses in cash: 1.500. Requirements: Established the accounting entries for transactions above?
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