PROBLEM. Please show your computations to receive full credit.Mariposa Manufacturing builds custom wooden cabinets. Mariposa Manufacturing has reported the following costs for theprevious year. Assume no production inventories.Advertising$70,500$34,000$117,800$63,000$17,500$76,000$3,800$40,700$41,600$22,900$31,800Cost of hardware (sides, handles, etc.)Cost of WoodDepreciation on Production EquipmentFactory Property TaxesFactory RentGlueProduction Supervisor SalarySales Manager SalaryUtilities for FactoryWages for Maintenance WorkersWages of Assembly WorkersWages of Finishing Workers$91,400$77,800Compute the following:i. Direct material costsii. Direct labor costiii. Manufacturing overheadiv. Total manufacturing costv. Prime costvi. Conversion costvii. Total period costEdit Format Table12pt v ParagraphB IU A

PROBLEM. Please show your computations to receive full credit. Mariposa Manufacturing builds custom wooden cabinets. Mariposa Manufacturing has reported the following costs for the previous year. Assume no production inventories. $70,500 $34,000 Advertising Cost of hardware (slides, handles, etc.) Cost of Wood $117,800 Depreciation on Production Equipment Factory Property Taxes $63,000 $17,500 Factory Rent $76,000 Glue $3,800 Production Supervisor Salary Sales Manager Salary $40,700 $41,600 Utilities for Factory $22,900 $31,800 Wages for Maintenance Workers Wages of Assembly Workers $91,400 $77,800 Wages of Finishing Workers Compute the foliowing: i. Direct material costs ii. Direct labor cost ii, Manufacturing overhead iv. Total manufacturinR Cost

PROBLEM. Please show your computations to receive full credit. Mariposa Manufacturing builds custom wooden cabinets. Mariposa Manufacturing has reported the following costs for the previous year. Assume no production inventories. $70,500 $34,000 Advertising Cost of hardware (slides, handles, etc.) Cost of Wood $117,800 Depreciation on Production Equipment Factory Property Taxes $63,000 $17,500 Factory Rent $76,000 Glue $3,800 Production Supervisor Salary Sales Manager Salary $40,700 $41,600 Utilities for Factory $22,900 $31,800 Wages for Maintenance Workers Wages of Assembly Workers $91,400 $77,800 Wages of Finishing Workers Compute the foliowing: i. Direct material costs ii. Direct labor cost ii, Manufacturing overhead iv. Total manufacturinR Cost

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Chapter2: Building Blocks Of Managerial Accounting

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