Trisha Doll Company is a leading toy manufacturing company and has a single product with April sales of
units at a selling price of $ per doll. The functional currency of the company is the US $ because all
sales transactions and purchases are done abroad. Management has deemed that sales returns and allowances
have been standard at of gross sales and that retailers customers avail of a standard sales discount on
gross sales. Delivery expenses, considered as selling expenses, are of gross sales.
Inventory data reveals that at the beginning of April, there were Finished Goods of $; Work in Process of
$; and Raw Materials of $ At the end of April, physical count and valuation reveals Finished Goods
of $ Work in Process of $ and Raw Materials of $ Total invoices show Raw Materials
Purchases treated as all direct materials amounting to $
The rented factory located in an ecozone in Cebu, Philippines shares facilities with its showroom store and
administrative office. Rental cost is $ and its corresponding insurance costs $ Management thought
of a reasonable basis to allocate rental cost and insurance costs using the following ratio: factory,
administrative offices, and showroom sales. Utilities, on the other hand, has separate electric and water
meters. Utilities Expense for general and administrative expenses amount to $; factory utilities amount to
$; store utilities $
The company bookkeeper detailed the following costs and expenses yet unclassified for income statement
preparation purposes:
Labor and compensation were taken from the Payroll Department. Total direct labor costs is $ Indirect
Labor $ Factory Supervisor's Salary $ Executive Compensation $ Salary of Administrative
Employees $ Salary of Sales Persons $ Additional compensation are given to sales persons in the
form of commissions of of Net Sales.