A) invoices, time tickets, and the predetermined overhead rate
B) materials requisition slips, time tickets, and the actual overhead costs
C) materials requisition slips, payroll register, and the predetermined overhead rate
D) materials requisition slips, time tickets, and the predetermined overhead rate
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A) adding manufacturing overhead costs to Work in Process as they are incurred
B) transferring the costs of completed goods out of Finished Goods
C) adding actual manufacturing overhead costs to jobs
D) adding direct materials costs to Work in Process as the materials are used
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A) means that actual manufacturing overhead costs were less than the manufacturing overhead costs allocated to jobs.
B) is shown as an operating expense on the Income Statement when monthly financial statements are prepared.
C) that is considered material is subtracted from Work in Process upon disposal.
D) is the difference between estimated overhead and applied overhead.
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A) $525
B) $675
C) $800
D) Not enough information is given.
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A) by utilizing pre-numbered materials requisition slips
B) by acquiring the materials from the delivery driver when the shipment is received from a trucking company
C) by receiving authorization to begin a job from the production supervisor
D) by approval from the accounting department
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A) Finished Goods Inventory is overstated.
B) Finished Goods Inventory is understated.
C) Work in Process Inventory is overstated.
D) Work in Process Inventory is understated.
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A) number of months to complete jobs
B) indirect labour costs
C) direct labour dollars
D) number of jobs completed
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A) materials purchased invoices
B) finished goods inventory costs
C) actual manufacturing overhead
D) estimated manufacturing overhead
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A) It will increase assets by $4,000 and have no effect on income.
B) It will increase income by $4,000.
C) It will reduce income by $4,000.
D) It will decrease gross profit but have no effect on income.
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A) The amount is moved to Cost of Goods Sold.
B) The amount remains in the Manufacturing Overhead Expense account and appears on the Income Statement.
C) The amount is closed to Retained Earnings.
D) The amount is moved to Finished Goods Inventory.
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A) The Manufacturing Overhead account is debited.
B) The costs of completed jobs are debited to Work in Process.
C) No transactions impact the Work in Process account.
D) The Raw Materials account is credited as materials are transferred into manufacturing.
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A) the total of manufacturing overhead applied to work in process for the period
B) the total manufacturing costs for the period
C) the total of the amounts transferred from raw materials for the current period
D) the sum of the costs shown on the job cost sheets of unfinished jobs
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A) steel plant which makes one type of steel
B) door and window manufacturer making products like individual windows for houses
C) cement plant where a single identical type of cement product is manufactured
D) soft drink bottling plant where each type of soft drink is produced in a separate batch
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A) at the end of every accounting period
B) monthly
C) daily
D) weekly
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A) $722,650
B) $727,500
C) $749,810
D) $768,000
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A) Insurance
B) Raw Materials Inventory
C) Work in Process
D) Finished Goods
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A) It is debited to Manufacturing Overhead when incurred.
B) It is debited to jobs as they are completed.
C) It is an inventory account in a job cost system.
D) It is assigned to Work in Process or Manufacturing Overhead.
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A) its cost is removed from the Work in Process Inventory account and added to Cost of Goods Sold.
B) the Finished Goods account is debited and the Work in Process Inventory account is credited.
C) its costs are removed from the Finished Goods account and added to Cost of Goods Sold.
D) the Cost of Goods Sold account is debited and the Work in Process account is credited.
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A) Actual manufacturing overhead is added to direct materials and direct labour.
B) The schedule calculates the balance in the work in process account.
C) Beginning work in process inventory will be less than ending work in process.
D) Applied manufacturing overhead costs are listed for the amount of manufacturing overhead.
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A) the total of the Work in Process Inventory account in the general ledger
B) the total of the Job Cost Expense account in the general ledger
C) the cost of all job costs incurred during the year
D) the total cost of manufacturing overhead applied during the year
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