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Data MOH DL Costs Job 248 Job 249 Job 250 Job 251 Job 252 POAR Drop Down POAR Drop Down 2 290000 145000 DL Hours 290 122 100 99 250 Labor Hour of DM 24843 2548 4831 2155 18435 DL...

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    MOH    DL Costs            Job 248    Job 249    Job 250    Job 251    Job 252            POAR Drop Down    POAR Drop Down 2
    290000    145000        DL Hours    290    122    100    99    250            Labor Hour    of
                DM    24843    2548    4831    2155    18435            DL Cost    pe
    Labor Rate    32        Completed in Q1    Yes    Yes    No    No    Yes            Machine Hou
                Quoted Sales Price    79654    21654    18946    10542    62467
                Sale Type    Credit    -    -    -    Cash
    OH Info
    Plant Janitorial wages        15,489
    Sales Salaries Expense        18,543
    Delivery Expense        1,500
    Utilities for Plant paid immediately        45,806
    Rent on Plant paid immediately        6,569
    Customer Service Hotline Costs        8,190
    Plant Supervisor Wages        5043
    Plant Insurance Previously Paid        2436
    Plant Prop Taxes incu
ed (not paid)        3457
    Indirect Materials used during month        8743
    RM Purchased        124648
    RM Beg Bal        12546
    UNITS
    Beginning Work-in-Process Inventory    125    units
    Transfe
ed in from Internal Assembly    3845    units
    Completed and transfe
ed out to Testing    2758    units
    Ending Work-in-Process Inventory     25%    complete for conversion
    COSTS
    Beginning Work-in-Process Inventory    680
    Transfe
ed in from Internal Assembly    21570
    Costs added during September:
    Direct Materials    5,486
     Direct labor    1004
     Manufacturing overhead allocated    3504
    Beg WIP Information
    transfe
ed in costs    136
    materials costs    340
    conversions costs    204
CustomAns
                                Req 1    Compute Nerdzy Computer Company’s predetermined OH allocation rate for this year.
                                    Predetermined OH Rate =            200%
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
estimated MOH / est. DL Costs
    of    DL Cost
        MOH    290000        2
        DL Costs    145000
        Labor Rate    32                    Req 2    Compute the total cost for each job.
                                    Job 248    Job 249    Job 250    Job 251    Job 252
                                DM Costs
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
Pulled directly from the problem data.     $ 24,843    $ 2,548    $ 4,831    $ 2,155    $ 18,435
    Job Records for September                            DL Costs
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
DL hours * DL Cost    9280    3904    3200    3168    8000
        Job 248    Job 249    Job 250    Job 251    Job 252        MOH
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
Since MOH is based on DL Cost, you will multiply the above DL cost * the POAR that you found in req 1
    18560    7808    6400    6336    16000
    DL Hours    290    122    100    99    250        Total Cost    $ 52,683    $ 14,260    $ 14,431    $ 11,659    $ 42,435
    DM    $ 24,843    $ 2,548    $ 4,831    $ 2,155    $ 18,435
    Completed in Q1    Yes    Yes    No    No    Yes
    Quoted Sales Price    79654    21654    18946    10542    62467        Req 3
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
**Almost all of the #s for these journal entries are given in the additional information in the problem data. Page 925 of the text has a summary of almost all of the same journal entries or ones very similar to these.
    Sale Type    Credit    -    -    -    Cash        Raw Materials Inventory                $ 124,648
                                Accounts Payable                    $ 124,648
                                Purchased raw materials on account.
    Additional Information
    Plant Janitorial wages        $ 15,489                    Work In Process Inventory
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
These will be a combination of WIP (for direct costs) and MOH (for indirect costs). The direct costs are calculated in your above table and the indirect costs are going to come from the info on the left. 
                52,812
    Sales Salaries Expense        18,543                    Manufacturing Overhead                8,743
    Delivery Expense        1,500                    Raw Materials Inventory                    61,555
    Utilities for Plant paid immediately        45,806                    Transfe
ed direct and indirect materials to production.
    Rent on Plant paid immediately        6,569
    Customer Service Hotline Costs        8,190                    Work In Process Inventory                27,552
    Plant Supervisor Wages        5,043                    Manufacturing Overhead                20,532
    Plant Insurance Previously Paid        2,436                    Salaries (and Wages) Payable                    48,084
    Plant Prop Taxes incu
ed (not paid)        3,457                    Assigned labor to monthly production
    Indirect Materials used during month        8,743
    RM Purchased        124,648                    Manufacturing Overhead
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
These next 4 transactions will all be DR to MOH. You are accumulating all of the indirect costs in the MOH account and then will later assign MOH costs to each specific job. I would also recommend keeping a T account of MOH because you will have to adjust it to zero it out at the end. 
                45,806
    RM Beg Bal        12,546                    Cash                    45,806
                                Paid plant utilities
                                Manufacturing Overhead                6,569
                                Cash                    6,569
                                Paid rent on plant
    These should have all been calculated as 200% of DL Cost
    Inco
ect because of MOH e
or, points awarded for co
ect calculation.                             Manufacturing Overhead                2,436
    You used the beg. MOH, but this should be the indirect materials incu
ed during the month. Partial Credit.                             Prepaid Insurance                    2,436
    Inco
ect because of previous mistake, partial credit.                             To record insurance expense
    52812, sum of DM from Req 2
    27552, sum of DL from req 2                            Manufacturing Overhead                3,457
     55104, Sum of MOH from Req 2                            Property Tax Payable                    3,457
    MOH, costs are accumulated in MOH and then allocated to the jobs.                             To accrue taxes.
    109378, sum of job costs from job 248, 249, 252
    52683, the total job cost from job 248 that you determined in req 2                            Work In Process Inventory
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
In order to allocate OH to the jobs, you will DR WIP (increasing that inventory account) and CR MOH ( decreasing the MOH account). This decrease to MOH is important because you have been increasing that account with all of your indirect costs and now we are decreasing it by assigning those costs to the jobs. You already calculated the MOH that should be allocated to each job in Req 2, you just need to add all of those together.
    
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
**Almost all of the #s for these journal entries are given in the additional information in the problem data. Page 925 of the text has a summary of almost all of the same journal entries or ones very similar to these.                 55,104
    42435, the total job cost from job 252 that you determined in req 2                            Manufacturing Overhead                    55,104
    32439, I would recommend keeping a T account to track all the DR and CR to the MOH account (all of you accumulation and allocation), which will allow you to quickly see the balance, which will be the amount you need to adjust.                             Allocated overhead to jobs in progress
                                Finished Goods Inventory
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
In this journal you need to increase FG for the jobs that were completed and decrease WIP for those same jobs (it is really just a transaction of the movement). The “additional info” indicates which jobs are completed and Req 2 shows the total job costs for each of those jobs (all 3 jobs will be transfe
ed to FG with one transaction). 
                109,378
                                Work In Process Inventory                    109,378
                                Transfe
ed Completed jobs to finished goods inventory
                                Accounts Receivable
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
When we sell goods, we first show the actual sales revenue and an increase to either cash or A/R (check the additional info to see if we were paid cash or if we invoiced the customer along with the sales price). The second transaction is associated with the removal of that product from our inventory, so it includes an increase to the COGS and a decrease in the FG inventory account. The value associated with this portion of the transaction relates to the job cost determined in req 2. Same goes for the below transaction. 
                79,654
                                Sales Revenue                    79,654
                                Cost of Goods Sold                52,683
                                Finished Goods Inventory                    52,683
                                To record sale of Job 248 (Hint: record sales transaction first and then inventory transaction next)
                                Cash                62,467
                                Sales Revenue                    62,467
                                Cost of Goods Sold                42,435
                                Finished Goods Inventory                    42,435
                                To record sale of Job 252
                                Cost of Goods Sold
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
As I mentioned in a previous comment, if you kept a T account of all of of your DR & CR entries to MOH you will be left with a balance that you need to close out (MOH needs to be zero at the end of the period). MOH gets closed out to COGS because we either over or under stated COGS by inco
ectly predicting the amounts that were used to calculate the POAR. It is impossible to estimate those values exactly, so it is expected that we will have to complete this adjusting entry every period. 
    
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
These will be a combination of WIP (for direct costs) and MOH (for indirect costs). The direct costs are calculated in your above table and the indirect costs are going to come from the info on the left. 
    
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
When we sell goods, we first show the actual sales revenue and an increase to either cash or A/R (check the additional info to see if we were paid cash or if we invoiced the customer along with the sales price). The second transaction is associated with the removal of that product from our inventory, so it includes an increase to the COGS and a decrease in the FG inventory account. The value associated with this portion of the transaction relates to the job cost determined in req 2. Same goes for the below transaction. 
                
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
estimated MOH / est. DL Costs
    
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
Pulled directly from the problem data.                 32,439
                                Manufacturing Overhead                    32,439
                                Adjusted Manufacturing Overhead
Chart of Accounts
    Accounts Payable
    Accounts Receivable
    Accumulated Depletion
    Accumulated Depreciation
    Administrative Expenses
    Advertising Expense
    Allowance for Bad Debts
    Amortization Expense
    Available‐for‐Sale Debt Investments
    Bad Debts Expense
    Bank Expense
    Bonds Payable
    Building
    Cash
    Cash Short & Ove
    Common Stock
    Common Stock Dividend Distributable
    Copyright
    Cost of Goods Sold
    Credit Card Expense
    Delivery Expense
    Depletion Expense
    Depreciation Expense
    Discount on Bonds Payable
    Dividend Revenue
    Dividends
    Dividends Payable
    Employee Bonus Expense
    Employee Bonus Payable
    Employee Income Taxes Payable
    Equipment
    Equity Investments
    Estimated Returns Inventory
    Estimated Wa
anty Payable
    Fair Value Adjustment ‐ Available‐for‐Sale
    Fair Value Adjustment ‐ Trading
    Federal Unemployment Taxes Payable
    FICA ‐ Medicare Taxes Payable
    FICA ‐ OASDI Taxes Payable
    Finished Goods Inventory
    Franchise
    Freight In
    Furniture
    Gain on Disposal
    Gain on Retirement of Bonds Payable
    Goodwill
    Held‐to‐Maturity Debt Investments
    Income Summary
    Income Tax Expense
    Income Tax Payable
    Insurance Expense
    Interest Expense
    Interest Payable
    Interest Receivable
    Interest Revenue
    Land
    Land Improvements
    Loss on Disposal
    Manufacturing Overhead
    Merchandise Inventory
    Mortgages Payable
    Natural Resources
    Notes Payable
    Notes Receivable
    Office Furniture
    Office Supplies
    Owner's Capital
    Owner's Withdrawals
    Paid‐In Capital From Treasury Stock Transactions
    Paid‐In Capital in Excess of Par ‐ Common
    Paid‐In Capital in Excess of Par ‐ Prefe
ed
    Paid‐In Capital in Excess of Stated ‐ Common
    Patent
    Payroll Tax Expense
    Petty Cash
    Prefe
ed Stock
    Premium on Bonds Payable
    Prepaid Insurance
    Prepaid Rent
    Property Tax Payable
    Purchase Discounts
    Purchase Returns and Allowances
    Purchases
    Raw Materials Inventory
    Refunds Payable
    Rent Expense
    Rent Payable
    Repairs and Maintenance Expense
    Retained Earnings
    Revenue From Investments
    Salaries (and Wages) Expense
    Salaries (and Wages) Payable
    Sales Discounts Forfeited
    Sales Revenue
    Sales Tax Payable
    Service Revenue
    State Unemployment Taxes Payable
    Supplies Expense
    Trademark
    Trading Debt Investments
    Treasury Stock ‐ Common
    Truck
    Unearned Revenue
    Unrealized Holding Gain ‐ Available‐for‐Sale
    Unrealized Holding Gain ‐ Fair Value
    Unrealized Holding Loss ‐ Available‐for‐Sale
    Unrealized Holding Loss ‐ Fair Value
    Utilities Expense
    Utilities Payable
    Vacation Benefits Expense
    Vacation Benefits Payable
    Wa
anty Expense
    Work In Process Inventory
GenericAns
                                NERDZY Computer Company
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
Starting on page 975 of the eText you will find the info on how to prepare the production cost report for process with trsf in
    UNITS                            Production Cost Report - External Assembly DEPARTMENT
    Beginning Work-in-Process Inventory    125    units                    Month Ended September 30
    Transfe
ed in from Internal Assembly    3845    units
    Completed and transfe
ed out to Testing    2758    units                                Equivalent Units
    Ending Work-in-Process Inventory     0.25    complete for conversion                    UNITS    Physical Units    Transfe
ed In    Direct Materials    Conversion Costs
    COSTS                            Units to account for:
    Beginning Work-in-Process Inventory    680                        Beginning work-in-process    125
    Transfe
ed in from Internal Assembly    21570                        Transfe
ed In    3,845
    Costs added during September:                            Total units to account for    3,970
    Direct Materials    5486
     Direct labor    1004                        Units accounted for:
     Manufacturing overhead allocated    3504                        Completed and transfe
ed out    2,758    2,758
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
In all the processes that follow the first, there will be units and costs trsf in. The trsf in is just 100% of what you have on the left
    2,758    2,758
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
Because these units have been completed and trsf out, that means they are 100% complete and will be equal to far left column.
                                Ending work-in-process    1,212    1,212    1,212
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
The directions sheet indicates that materials are added at the
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Khushboo answered on Nov 16 2022
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Data
    MOH    DL Costs            Job 248    Job 249    Job 250    Job 251    Job 252            POAR Drop Down    POAR Drop Down 2
    290000    145000        DL Hours    290    122    100    99    250            Labor Hour    of
                DM    24843    2548    4831    2155    18435            DL Cost    pe
    Labor Rate    32        Completed in Q1    Yes    Yes    No    No    Yes            Machine Hou
                Quoted Sales Price    79654    21654    18946    10542    62467
                Sale Type    Credit    -    -    -    Cash
    OH Info
    Plant Janitorial wages        15,489
    Sales Salaries Expense        18,543
    Delivery Expense        1,500
    Utilities for Plant paid immediately        45,806
    Rent on Plant paid immediately        6,569
    Customer Service Hotline Costs        8,190
    Plant Supervisor Wages        5043
    Plant Insurance Previously Paid        2436
    Plant Prop Taxes incu
ed (not paid)        3457
    Indirect Materials used during month        8743
    RM Purchased        124648
    RM Beg Bal        12546
    UNITS
    Beginning Work-in-Process Inventory    125    units
    Transfe
ed in from Internal Assembly    3845    units
    Completed and transfe
ed out to Testing    2758    units
    Ending Work-in-Process Inventory     25%    complete for conversion
    COSTS
    Beginning Work-in-Process Inventory    680
    Transfe
ed in from Internal Assembly    21570
    Costs added during September:
    Direct Materials    5,486
     Direct labor    1004
     Manufacturing overhead allocated    3504
    Beg WIP Information
    transfe
ed in costs    136
    materials costs    340
    conversions costs    204
CustomAns
                                Req 1    Compute Nerdzy Computer Company’s predetermined OH allocation rate for this year.
                                    Predetermined OH Rate =            200%
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
estimated MOH / est. DL Costs
    of    DL Cost
        MOH    290000        2
        DL Costs    145000
        Labor Rate    32                    Req 2    Compute the total cost for each job.
                                    Job 248    Job 249    Job 250    Job 251    Job 252
                                DM Costs
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
Pulled directly from the problem data.     $ 24,843    $ 2,548    $ 4,831    $ 2,155    $ 18,435
    Job Records for September                            DL Costs
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DL hours * DL Cost    9280    3904    3200    3168    8000
        Job 248    Job 249    Job 250    Job 251    Job 252        MOH
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
Since MOH is based on DL Cost, you will multiply the above DL cost * the POAR that you found in req 1
    18560    7808    6400    6336    16000
    DL Hours    290    122    100    99    250        Total Cost    $ 52,683    $ 14,260    $ 14,431    $ 11,659    $ 42,435
    DM    $ 24,843    $ 2,548    $ 4,831    $ 2,155    $ 18,435
    Completed in Q1    Yes    Yes    No    No    Yes
    Quoted Sales Price    79654    21654    18946    10542    62467        Req 3
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
**Almost all of the #s for these journal entries are given in the additional information in the problem data. Page 925 of the text has a summary of almost all of the same journal entries or ones very similar to these.
    Sale Type    Credit    -    -    -    Cash        Raw Materials Inventory                $ 124,648
                                Accounts Payable                    $ 124,648
                                Purchased raw materials on account.
    Additional Information
    Plant Janitorial wages        $ 15,489                    Work In Process Inventory
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
These will be a combination of WIP (for direct costs) and MOH (for indirect costs). The direct costs are calculated in your above table and the indirect costs are going to come from the info on the left. 
                52,812
    Sales Salaries Expense        18,543                    Manufacturing Overhead                8,743
    Delivery Expense        1,500                    Raw Materials Inventory                    61,555
    Utilities for Plant paid immediately        45,806                    Transfe
ed direct and indirect materials to production.
    Rent on Plant paid immediately        6,569
    Customer Service Hotline Costs        8,190                    Work In Process Inventory                27,552
    Plant Supervisor Wages        5,043                    Manufacturing Overhead                20,532
    Plant Insurance Previously Paid        2,436                    Salaries (and Wages) Payable                    48,084
    Plant Prop Taxes incu
ed (not paid)        3,457                    Assigned labor to monthly production
    Indirect Materials used during month        8,743
    RM Purchased        124,648                    Manufacturing Overhead
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
These next 4 transactions will all be DR to MOH. You are accumulating all of the indirect costs in the MOH account and then will later assign MOH costs to each specific job. I would also recommend keeping a T account of MOH because you will have to adjust it to zero it out at the end. 
                45,806
    RM Beg Bal        12,546                    Cash                    45,806
                                Paid plant utilities
                                Manufacturing Overhead                6,569
                                Cash                    6,569
                                Paid rent on plant
    These should have all been calculated as 200% of DL Cost
    Inco
ect because of MOH e
or, points awarded for co
ect calculation.                             Manufacturing Overhead                2,436
    You used the beg. MOH, but this should be the indirect materials incu
ed during the month. Partial Credit.                             Prepaid Insurance                    2,436
    Inco
ect because of previous mistake, partial credit.                             To record insurance expense
    52812, sum of DM from Req 2
    27552, sum of DL from req 2                            Manufacturing Overhead                3,457
     55104, Sum of MOH from Req 2                            Property Tax Payable                    3,457
    MOH, costs are accumulated in MOH and then allocated to the jobs.                             To accrue taxes.
    109378, sum of job costs from job 248, 249, 252
    52683, the total job cost from job 248 that you determined in req 2                            Work In Process Inventory
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
In order to allocate OH to the jobs, you will DR WIP (increasing that inventory account) and CR MOH ( decreasing the MOH account). This decrease to MOH is important because you have been increasing that account with all of your indirect costs and now we are decreasing it by assigning those costs to the jobs. You already calculated the MOH that should be allocated to each job in Req 2, you just need to add all of those together.
    
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
**Almost all of the #s for these journal entries are given in the additional information in the problem data. Page 925 of the text has a summary of almost all of the same journal entries or ones very similar to these.                 55,104
    42435, the total job cost from job 252 that you determined in req 2                            Manufacturing Overhead                    55,104
    32439, I would recommend keeping a T account to track all the DR and CR to the MOH account (all of you accumulation and allocation), which will allow you to quickly see the balance, which will be the amount you need to adjust.                             Allocated overhead to jobs in progress
                                Finished Goods Inventory
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
In this journal you need to increase FG for the jobs that were completed and decrease WIP for those same jobs (it is really just a transaction of the movement). The “additional info” indicates which jobs are completed and Req 2 shows the total job costs for each of those jobs (all 3 jobs will be transfe
ed to FG with one transaction). 
                109,378
                                Work In Process Inventory                    109,378
                                Transfe
ed Completed jobs to finished goods inventory
                                Accounts Receivable
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
When we sell goods, we first show the actual sales revenue and an increase to either cash or A/R (check the additional info to see if we were paid cash or if we invoiced the customer along with the sales price). The second transaction is associated with the removal of that product from our inventory, so it includes an increase to the COGS and a decrease in the FG inventory account. The value associated with this portion of the transaction relates to the job cost determined in req 2. Same goes for the below transaction. 
                79,654
                                Sales Revenue                    79,654
                                Cost of Goods Sold                52,683
                                Finished Goods Inventory                    52,683
                                To record sale of Job 248 (Hint: record sales transaction first and then inventory transaction next)
                                Cash                62,467
                                Sales Revenue                    62,467
                                Cost of Goods Sold                42,435
                                Finished Goods Inventory                    42,435
                                To record sale of Job 252
                                Cost of Goods Sold
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
As I mentioned in a previous comment, if you kept a T account of all of of your DR & CR entries to MOH you will be left with a balance that you need to close out (MOH needs to be zero at the end of the period). MOH gets closed out to COGS because we either over or under stated COGS by inco
ectly predicting the amounts that were used to calculate the POAR. It is impossible to estimate those values exactly, so it is expected that we will have to complete this adjusting entry every period. 
    
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
These will be a combination of WIP (for direct costs) and MOH (for indirect costs). The direct costs are calculated in your above table and the indirect costs are going to come from the info on the left. 
    
Tene Greenhood: Tene Greenhood:
When we sell goods, we first show the actual sales revenue and an increase to either cash or A/R (check the additional info to see if we were paid cash or if we invoiced the customer along with the sales price). The second transaction is associated with the removal of that...
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