Thing Co. uses a work order costing system. At the beginning of July, the company had the
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Thing Co. uses a work order costing system. At the beginning of July, the company had the following business in progress:
job 70 | $27064 |
During the month of July, Thing Co. assumed the following business-related costs:
Direct Ingredients | direct workforce | |
job 70 | 3806 dollars | 1008 dollars |
job 80 | 12835 | 16483 |
job 90 | 8295 | 7612 |
Manufacturing overhead is charged at a rate of $3.17 per $1 direct labor cost. Jobs 70 and 90 moved into finished products during the month, but none were sold by the end of the month. Business 80 is still in progress.
What happens to the balance in Work in Process at the end of July?
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