Top Shelf Office Equipment manufactures desks, chairs, file cabinets, and similar office products in batches for unique customer
requirements. Top Shelf accounts for production costs by customer job number; each order receives a sequential number. At the
beginning of April, raw materials inventories totaled $ manufacturing supplies amounted to $ and finished goods
inventories totaled $ Two jobs were in process: Job with assigned costs of $ and Job with assigned costs of
$ The following information summarizes April manufacturing activities:
Raw materials costing $ were purchased on account
Manufacturing supplies costing $ were purchased on account
Started two new jobs, and
Requisitioned direct materials for Jobs $$ and $
Recorded job time tickets for direct labor paid at $ per hour for Job hours Job hours Job
hours and Job hours
Recorded indirect wages payable of $
Used manufacturing supplies costing $
Recorded depreciation on factory fixed assets of $
Incurred on account miscellaneous manufacturing overhead costs of $
Applied manufacturing overhead at the rate of $ of overhead per direct labor hour
Completed Jobs and
A Complete the WorkinProcess inventory analysis for each job on the next page.
B What was cost of goods manufactured for April?
C Analyze the manufacturing overhead control account for April. Was Top Shelf overapplied or underapplied, and by how
much? What happens to this balance?
A Analyze the WorkinProcess WIP account, by job and in total, for Top Shelf. Show beginning and ending balances and all increases and decreases.