w materials purchases 169 Manufacturing wages 322 Factory overhea

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Trinidad Manufacturing Limited extracted the following balances from the books of account at the end of the company's financial year, 30 June 2006:

$’000

Raw materials purchases

169

Manufacturing wages

322

Factory overhead Factory

140

Factory light and power

168

Administrative expenses

158

Sales

1 860

Debtors

50

Creditors

218

Bank

150

Selling. & distribution expenses

98

Freehold buildings -    at valuation

-       provision for depreciation

300

60

Plan: & machinery -    at cost

-       provision for depreciation

180

40

Motor vehicles     -    at cost

-       provision for depreciation

120

75

Inventory at cost at 1 July 2005

 

 -  Raw Materials

26

 -  Work in Progress

82

 -  Finished Goods

126

 

 

Additional Information

 

(a)  Value of inventory at cost at 30 June 2006

 

             -  Raw Materials

49

             -  Work in progress

104

             -  Finished goods

78

  • Work in Progress contains a proportion of manufacturing expenses
  • Finished goods are valued at manufacturing cost.
  • Freehold buildings are utilized on the basis of 3/5 for the factory and 2/5 for the office
  • Motor vehicle are only used for delivering finished goods to customers.
  • Provision for depreciation is as follows:

      Freehold buildings: 5% on the revalued amount

      Plant & Machinery: 10% on the cost at year-end

      Motor Vehicles: 10% on the cost at year-end

  • Administrative expenses prepaid at 30 June 2006 amounted to $6,000
  • Provision for bad debts is to be provided at 5% of debtors at 30 June 2006.
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