Auto Renovators is a leading classic car restoration company in Australia. The company has been well-known for renovating thousands of classic cars in Australia according to customers orders. In February, the company has worked on five jobs, numbered 301 to 305. At the beginning of the month, the partly completed value of job number 301 was $500. Direct materials used, direct labour incurred in February were as shown in the following table.
									Job number	Direct material	Direct Labour
									301	680	1820
									302	860	1620
									303	1010	1220
	304	1160	2120
	305	320	820
Manufacturing overheads during February included indirect material ($ 1500), indirect labour ($ 3300), rent ($ 2000), depreciation ($ 1300), insurance ($ 250), utilities ($ 1000), and other manufacturing costs ($ 400). At the beginning of the month, management anticipated that overhead cost would be $ 9600 and total direct labour would amount to $ 8000. Overhead is allocated on the basis of direct labour dollars. Jobs 301 to 304 were finished during the month; Job 305 is still in process. Jobs 301 to 303 were picked up and paid by customers for $ 6000, $ 4900, $ 3500. Job 304 is still waiting on the slot for customers pick-up.
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								2. Prepare the journal entries to reflect the following: the incurrence of materials, labour, and actual overhead costs; the allocation of overhead; and the transfer of job costs to finished goods inventory and cost of goods sold (Note: Use summary entries where appropriate by combining individual job data). (6 marks)
																3. In your own words, describe the two different approaches to closing overapplied or underapplied overhead at the end of the month. How do you choose an appropriate method? Calculate the amount of overapplied or underapplied overhead to be closed and prepare an appropriate journal entry. (2 marks)