Exam 27: Manufacturing Accounting: The Work Sheet and Financial Statements

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The balance of retained earnings at the beginning of the year was $475,000, and the balance at the end of the year was $550,000. Cash dividends declared during the year were $35,000. The amount of net income for the year was

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Which of the following adjustments is NOT made to Factory Overhead on the work sheet?

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From the adjusting entries below, prepare the reversing entry(ies) that would be needed for January 1. From the adjusting entries below, prepare the reversing entry(ies) that would be needed for January 1.    From the adjusting entries below, prepare the reversing entry(ies) that would be needed for January 1.

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If factory overhead applied is more than the adjusted debit balance of Factory Overhead, the difference is known as

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Which of the following accounts on the manufacturing company work sheet is NOT an asset account?

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In the factory overhead account, the debit represents the

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The entry to close Income Summary for a loss would include

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From the data below for Wong Company, prepare the closing entries for the year ended December 31. Cash dividends \ 47,000 Sales 982,600 Sales returns and allowances 3,960 Inter est revenue 10,521 Factory overhead (debit) 210,620 Factory overhead (credit) 210,620 Cost of goods sold 726,820 Wages expense 130,745 Supplies expense 9,900 Depreciation expense-office equipment 6,900 Utilities expense 5,840 Bad debt expense 1,680 Advertising expense 11,120 Interest expense 9,860 Income tax expense 32,050  From the data below for Wong Company, prepare the closing entries for the year ended December 31.  \begin{array}{lr} \text { Cash dividends } & \$ 47,000 \\ \text { Sales } & 982,600 \\ \text { Sales returns and allowances } & 3,960 \\ \text { Inter est revenue } & 10,521 \\ \text { Factory overhead (debit) } & 210,620 \\ \text { Factory overhead (credit) } & 210,620 \\ \text { Cost of goods sold } & 726,820\\\text { Wages expense } & 130,745 \\ \text { Supplies expense } & 9,900 \\ \text { Depreciation expense-office equipment } & 6,900 \\ \text { Utilities expense } & 5,840 \\ \text { Bad debt expense } & 1,680 \\ \text { Advertising expense } & 11,120 \\ \text { Interest expense } & 9,860 \\ \text { Income tax expense } & 32,050 \end{array}

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In a periodic inventory system, costs of goods sold are computed through an adjustment process at the end of the period.

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Factory overhead must be applied to work in process at the end of the year, even though those jobs are not yet finished.

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To close Income Summary at the end of the year, Retained Earnings is credited for the amount of net income.

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If factory overhead applied is less than the adjusted debit balance of Factory Overhead, the difference is known as

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The adjustment to increase Income Tax Expense includes

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Prepare the year-end adjusting entries in general journal form for Dombrowski Corporation. Information for the year-end adjustments is as follows: Factory overhead to be applied to work in process ending inventory \ 21,700 Interest receivable 1,400 Office supplies used 8,400 Factory supplies used 10,600 Provision for uncollectible accounts 13,900 Insurance expired on factory buil ding and equipment 3,100 Depreciation on factory building 17,800 Depreciation on factory equipment 8,600 ​  Prepare the year-end adjusting entries in general journal form for Dombrowski Corporation. Information for the year-end adjustments is as follows:  \begin{array} { l r }  \text { Factory overhead to be applied to work in process ending inventory } & \$ 21,700 \\ \text { Interest receivable } & 1,400 \\ \text { Office supplies used } & 8,400 \\ \text { Factory supplies used } & 10,600 \\ \text { Provision for uncollectible accounts } & 13,900 \\ \text { Insurance expired on factory buil ding and equipment } & 3,100 \\ \text { Depreciation on factory building } & 17,800 \\ \text { Depreciation on factory equipment } & 8,600 \end{array}  ​

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Which of the following steps are involved in closing the temporary accounts of a manufacturing business?

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Source data for direct labor comes from the

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Debits in the factory overhead account represent the actual overhead costs incurred.

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Source data for work in process at the beginning of the accounting period comes from the

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The entry to apply factory overhead to work in process ending inventory includes a debit to Work in Process Inventory and a credit to Factory Overhead.

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The income statement of a manufacturer is commonly supported by a schedule of cost of goods manufactured.

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