Prepare a schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year ended December 31, 2021, clearly showing total manufacturing cost & total manufacturing costs to account for and What is the unit product cost if Canine Nutritionists manufactured 18,500 bags of grains for the year? Part 1Canine Nutritionists is a manufacturer of grains for dogs. The following information pertains to operations duringthe 2021 calendar year.Inventory Data:Raw MaterialsIndirect Materials1/1/2021 Purchases 31/12/2021$750,000 $4,330,00055,000 320,000924,0001,142,600Work in ProgressFinished GoodsThe following additional information is also available:Sales RevenueDirect Factory LaborIndirect Factory LaborTotal Depreciation ¹Total Utilities 2Distribution & Customer Service CostsInsurance on Plant & EquipmentProperty Taxes 3Administrative Wages & SalariesAdvertising ExpensesSales Commissionn/an/a$807,00071,500814,7501,720,200$14,776,0004,371,0001,232,250400,000525,00076,800585,00090,0001,076,00057,7005% of Sales Revenue1 Of the total depreciation, 80% relates to factory plant & equipment and 20% relates to general andadministrative costs.2 Of the total utilities, 75% relates to manufacturing and 25% relates to general and administrative costs.3 The property taxes should be shared: 85% manufacturing & 15% general & administrative costs.

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Prepare a schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year ended December 31, 2021, clearly showing total manufacturing cost & total manufacturing costs to account for and What is the unit product cost if Canine Nutritionists manufactured 18,500 bags of grains for the year?

Prepare a schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year ended December 31, 2021, clearly showing total manufacturing cost & total manufacturing costs to account for and What is the unit product cost if Canine Nutritionists manufactured 18,500 bags of grains for the year?

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