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Eddison Electronic Company Journal Entries 2005 "000" Omitted Activity 1 Sales not on account $29,440 2 Sales on account 28,060 3 Selling Expense 3,220 4 Administrative Expense 6,210 5 Supplies...

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Eddison Electronic Company
Journal Entries 2005
"000" Omitted
Activity
1 Sales not on account $29,440
2 Sales on account 28,060
3 Selling Expense 3,220
4 Administrative Expense 6,210
5 Supplies Factory 3,450
6 Insurance Factory 920
7 Indirect Labor 6,900
8 Factory Salaries 288
9 Factory Property Tax 173
10 Maintenance Expense Factory 2,001
11 Depreciation Expense Factory 3,726
12 Utilities Factory 828
13 Purchases of Raw Materials 17,250
14 Direct Labor Factory 3,450
15 Raw Material Inventory, January 1 2,070
16 Raw Material Inventory, December 31 1,380
17 Work in Process Inventory, January 1 4,140
18 Work in Process Inventory, December 31 2,300
19 Finished Goods Inventory, January 1 5,980
20 Finished Goods Inventory, December 31 4,830
21 Bad Debt Expense 276
22 Accounts Receivable, net 9,430
23 Prepaid Expenses 840
24 Land 2,760
25 Plant and Equipment 37,950
26 Cash 1/1/05 4,646
27 Accounts Payable 14,410
28 Interest Expense 28
29 Notes Payable, 10% 2,070
30 Bonds Payable 8% 8,510
31 Stockholders' Equity 31,510
32 Retained Earnings 6,670
33 Income tax rate 30%
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Robert answered on Dec 23 2021
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Running Head: JOB ORDER COSTING AND PROCESS ORDER COSTING – EEC – 1.5
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Job order costing and Process order costing – EEC – 1.5 GB
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Job order costing and Process order costing – EEC – 1.5 GB
Introduction
Costing System is one of the most important aspect with which the company is able to
allocate the cost, expenses which has been incu
ed in manufacturing a product. The costing
system which used by the companies are categorized under the process costing and job order
costing. Process costing is used for standardized goods whereas job order costing is used for
service or customized goods.
Process Costing:
Process costing is the method of allocation of manufacturing cost to products so as to
determine per unit cost. It is used for those products which are similar and identical. The
primary focus of this method is on processes involved in producing homogeneous products.
Process costing is applicable where output results from continuous or repetitive operations
and products are identical and cannot be distinguished. It is used to trace and...
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