Question 14 A company using job-order costing had the following transactions during a calendar year for Job 101: January 1 February 1 March 1

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Question 14 A company using job-order costing had the following transactions during a calendar year for Job 101: January 1 February 1 March 1 June 1 Date Direct materials purchased Direct materials used Direct labor incurred Overhead applied Transaction Amount 500 450 350 50 1 pts The company's beginning finished goods inventory on January 1 for Job 101 was 1,500. The company completed and shipped Job 101 on August 1. If the customer paid the company 5,000 for Job 101 on September 1, how much should the company report as cost of goods sold for Job 101 for the year? 1,350 2,350 2,400 2,850

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