Job Cost Journal Entries Holiday Manufacturing had the following inventories at December 31,

Year 1, the end of its fiscal year:

Materials inventory..$19,000

Work-in-process inventory.20,000

Finished goods inventory. 13,000

During January of Year 2 the following transactions occurred:

1. Purchased materials on account, $126,000.
2. Requisitioned direct materials of $110,000 and indirect materials of $20,000.
3. Incurred wages payable, $61,000.
4. Assigned total wages payable, of which $11,000 was considered indirect labor.
5. Incurred other manufacturing overhead, $32,800. (Credit Accounts Payable.)
6. Applied manufacturing overhead on the basis of 120% of direct labor costs.
7. Determined completed production, $206,000. Use this information to determine the amount of WIP transferred to finished goods inventory.
8. Determined cost of goods sold, $203,000. Use this information to determine the reduction to finished goods inventory.

Required a.

Prepare general journal entries to record these transactions.

b.

If the above transactions covered a full year's operations, prepare a journal entry to dispose of the overhead account balance. Assume that the balance is significant. Also assume that the following accounts contained the indicated amounts of manufacturing overhead applied during Year 2:

Work-in-process inventory .... $ 6,000

Finished goods..4,000

Cost of goods sold ..50,000