Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To properly account for the transactions and events described, the following journal entries can be made:
a. Purchased $100,300 of raw materials on credit:
Raw Materials Inventory $100,300
Accounts Payable $100,300
b. Materials requisitions show the following materials used for the month:
Work in Process Inventory (Job 201) $48,500
Work in Process Inventory (Job 202) $23,900
Raw Materials Inventory $72,400
Factory Overhead Control $8,920
c. Time tickets show the following labor used for the month:
Work in Process Inventory (Job 201) $39,500
Work in Process Inventory (Job 202) $12,900
Factory Labor Control $52,400
Factory Overhead Control $24,500
d. Applied overhead to Job 201 and Job 202 using a predetermined overhead rate of 80% of direct materials cost:
Work in Process Inventory (Job 201) $57,920 (80% of $72,400)
Work in Process Inventory (Job 202) $19,120 (80% of $23,900)
Factory Overhead Control $77,040
e. Transferred Job 201 to Finished Goods Inventory:
Work in Process Inventory (Job 201) $X
Finished Goods Inventory $X
Note: The specific amounts for Job 201 and Finished Goods Inventory are not provided in the given information.
f. (1) Sold Job 201 for $164,660 on credit:
Accounts Receivable $164,660
Sales Revenue $164,660
(2) Record cost of goods sold for Job 201:
Cost of Goods Sold $X
Finished Goods Inventory $X
Note: The specific amounts for cost of goods sold and Finished Goods Inventory for Job 201 are not provided in the given information.
g. Incurred the following actual other overhead costs for the month:
Depreciation of factory equipment $32,300
Rent on factory building (payable) $530
Factory utilities (payable) $830
Expired factory insurance $3,300
Other Factory Overhead Control $36,960
Please note that without specific amounts for some of the transactions, the exact journal entries and corresponding figures cannot be determined accurately. The provided entries serve as a general guideline based on the information provided.