The following events occurred during the month of June at the Phipps Company, manufacturers of golf clubs.
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1. Purchased $ 55,000 of direct materials and $ 45,000 of indirect materials (supplies), both on account.
2. Sold 10,000 shares of capital stock for $ 50,000.
3. Direct materials of $ 60,000 were issued into production.
4. Indirect materials of $ 45,000 were issued into production.
5. Collected $ 12,000 on accounts receivable.
6. Paid $ 31,000 in wages to employees: $ 17,000 was direct labor and $ 14,000 was indirect labor. (Ignore payroll taxes.)
7. Paid the electricity bill for the factory when received, $ 3,000.
8. Manufacturing overhead of $ 54,000 was applied to production.
9. Paid selling and administrative expenses of $ 17,000.
10. Paid $ 32,000 in wages to employees: $ 18,000 was direct labor and $ 14,000 was indirect labor. (Ignore payroll taxes.)
11. Manufacturing overhead of $ 63,000 was applied to production.
12. Completed jobs costing $ 175,000.
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Introduction to Accounting An Integrated Approach
ISBN: 978-0078136603
6th edition
Authors: Penne Ainsworth, Dan Deines
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