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Dvinal [7]
2 years ago
6

Compute the Cost of Goods Manufactured and Cost of Goods Sold for

Business
1 answer:
Katen [24]2 years ago
8 0

Answer: The cost of goods manufactured is $214,100, the cost of goods sold $207,100

Explanation:

The question is not complete, I found the missing part of the question online on http:// www.Chegg .com/homework -help, the missing part is as follows

Beginning. Ending

Raw materials inventory. 20,000. 25,000

Work in process inventory. 43,000. 36,000

Finished goods inventory. 17,000. 24,000

Purchases Direct materials. 70,000

Direct Labour. 80,000

Indirect Labour. 42,000

Insurance on plant. 10,000

Depreciation plant building and equipment. 13,400

Repairs and maintenance plant. 3,700

Marketing Expenses. 82,000

General and Administrative Expenses. 27,500

Here is the solution to the question

Clear Bay Company

Manufacturing Trading, Profit and Loss Account

T Account Format

Dr. Cr

$ $

Raw materials

Beginning inventory. 20,000. Total Manufacturing Cost

Add: Purchases of direct materials 70,000. Transferred to trading Account

214,100

---------------

Raw materials Available for use. 90,000

Less: Ending Raw materials inventory 25,000

------------

Cost of Direct materials used. 65,000

Add:Direct Labour. 80,000

-------------

Prime Cost. 145,000

Factory Overhead

Indirect Labour 42,000

Insurance on plant 10,000

Depreciation plant building and Equipment 13,400

Repairs and Maintenance plant 3,700

--------------

69,100

---------------- --------

Total Manufacturing Cost. 214,100. 214,100

----------------- -----------

Finished good

Beginning Finished good inventory 17,000

Add: Manufacturing Cost 214,100

---------------

Cost of goods Available for sale 231,100

Less: Ending Finished good Inventory 24,000

--------------

Cost of good sold. 207,100

Note : Marketing Expenses, General and Administrative Expenses is not an item in the Trading Account. It is an item in the Profit and Loss Account

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