Question: Scenario 2 - Jack Johnson Jack Johnson operates a small manufacturing business as a sole proprietor. His business, Johnson Rubber, manufactures industrial seals and also
Scenario 2 - Jack Johnson
Jack Johnson operates a small manufacturing business as a sole proprietor. His business, Johnson Rubber, manufactures industrial seals and also makes rubber bands used in packaging. He uses the accrual method of accounting. He incurred the following expenses during the tax year.
Calculate Jack's cost of goods sold. (Disregard UNICAP rules for this problem.)
Calculate Jack's cost of goods manufactured. (Disregard UNICAP rules for this problem.)
Beginning inventory, raw material. $ 14,000
Beginning inventory, work-in-process $20,000
Beginning inventory, finished goods $100,000
Ending inventory, raw materials $15,000
Ending inventory, work-in-process $12,000
Ending inventory, finished goods $110,000
Purchases, factory. $2,000,000
Salaries, factory. $200,000 Salaries, sales. $50,000 Chemicals used in manufacturing process $10,000
Office supplies. $5,000 Freight-in for raw materials purchased. $3,000
Answer the following question based on the scenario for Jack Johnson. Select the total goods available for sale:
a) $2,147,000
b) $2,344,000
c) $2,337,000
d) $2,347,000
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