Mama Co. Employs the job order cost system. Data for the month just ended are summarized below: Work in Process, Beg                                                  P100,000 Direct Materials used for the month                           P200,000 Direct labor cost for the month                                   P160,000 Factory overhead applied                                            P120,000 (Set rate based on direct labor) Goods completed and transferred to stock                 P501,800 Ending Work in Process reffered to Jobs 105 and 107 The company charged Job 105 with direct labor cost of P12,000 and Job 107 charged with overhead of 9,600. 1. Assuming that 80% of the Goods manufactured was sold at a gross profit rate of 35%. Compute the Cost of Goods Sold. a. 78.200 b. 401,440 c. 658,200 d. 501,800

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Mama Co. Employs the job order cost system. Data for the month just ended are summarized below:

  • Work in Process, Beg                                                  P100,000
  • Direct Materials used for the month                           P200,000
  • Direct labor cost for the month                                   P160,000
  • Factory overhead applied                                            P120,000
    (Set rate based on direct labor)
  • Goods completed and transferred to stock                 P501,800
  • Ending Work in Process reffered to Jobs 105 and 107
  • The company charged Job 105 with direct labor cost of P12,000 and Job 107 charged with overhead of 9,600.

1. Assuming that 80% of the Goods manufactured was sold at a gross profit rate of 35%. Compute the Cost of Goods Sold.

a. 78.200
b. 401,440
c. 658,200
d. 501,800


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