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1. Journal Entries
Particulars Debit Credit
a. Material Control
Accounts payable 8200
8200
b Work in Progress
Factory Overhead Control
Material Control 7230
380

7610
b Work in Progress
Factory Overhead Control
Wage Payable control 5475
2310

7785
c Factory Overhead Control
Expenses 4100
4100
d Factory overhead control
Depreciation 900
900
e Work in progress control
Factory overhead allocation 7860
7860
f Finished Goods control
Work in progress 14845
14845
G Cost of goods sold
Finished goods control 12790
12790

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