The transactions that flow through the accounts in job-order costing are entered into the accounting system by making journal entries and posting them to the accounts. Let's complete this process for the various transactions that occurred during the month of January for Healthy Choice Pastries and Cakes. Purchased raw materials costing P125,000. Requisitioned materials costing P75,000 for use in production. Recognized direct labor costing P76,500 (i.e. it was not paid in cash but was shown as a liability in the wages payable). Applied overhead to production at the rate of P200 per direct labor hour. A total of 85 direct labor hours were worked. Incurred actual overhead costs of P20,750. Completed Job 101 (elegant wedding cake) and transferred it to Finished Goods. Sold the wedding cake jo

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The transactions that flow through the accounts in job-order costing are entered into the accounting system by making journal entries and posting them to the accounts.  Let's complete this process for the various transactions that occurred during the month of January for Healthy Choice Pastries and Cakes.

  1. Purchased raw materials costing P125,000.
  2. Requisitioned materials costing P75,000 for use in production.
  3. Recognized direct labor costing P76,500 (i.e. it was not paid in cash but was shown as a liability in the wages payable).
  4. Applied overhead to production at the rate of P200 per direct labor hour.  A total of 85 direct labor hours were worked.
  5. Incurred actual overhead costs of P20,750.
  6. Completed Job 101 (elegant wedding cake) and transferred it to Finished Goods.
  7. Sold the wedding cake job at cost plus 50%.  The customer agrees to pay after two weeks time.
  8. Check the overhead control account.  Close the overhead variance to Cost of Goods Sold.

Required:

  1. Journalize the transactions enumerated above.  
  2. Summarize the journal entries and post them to the appropriate ledger accounts. 
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