The Information bellow has taken from Al Wafa company wages paid to labour: OMR85,000, Purchases raw material OMR 230000, purchases return: OMR5,000, factory on cost 10% of prime cost.Opening stock work in progress OMR54000, closing stock work in progress OMR 45000, opening stock raw material OMR50000 and closing stock raw material OMR32000.The cost of good manufactured is: a. OMR364200 b. None of the options c. OMR369800 d. OMR332200

The Information bellow has taken from Al Wafa company wages paid to labour: OMR85,000, Purchases raw material OMR 230000, purchases return: OMR5,000, factory on cost 10% of prime cost.Opening stock work in progress OMR54000, closing stock work in progress OMR 45000, opening stock raw material OMR50000 and closing stock raw material OMR32000.The cost of good manufactured is: a. OMR364200 b. None of the options c. OMR369800 d. OMR332200

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Principles of Accounting Volume 2

19th Edition

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Chapter5: Process Costing

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PA: The following product Costs are available for Haworth Company on the production of chairs: direct...

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