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Clement Manufacturing makes carrying cases for portable electronic devices. Its costing records yield the following information:

Job No.

Date

Total cost of Job at October 31

Total manufacturing costs added in November

Started

Finished

Sold

1

10/03

10/12

10/13

\(1,300

2

10/03

10/30

11/01

1,400

3

10/17

11/24

11/27

1,000

\)900

4

10/29

11/29

12/03

1,200

1,200

5

11/08

11/12

11/14

650

6

11/23

12/06

12/09

500

Requirements

4. Record the sale of Job 3 for $2,300 on account

Short Answer

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Date

Particulars

Debit ($)

Credit ($)

1.

Account receivable

2,300

Sales revenue

2,300

2.

Cost of goods sold

1,900

Finished goods inventory

1,900

Step by step solution

01

Cost of goods sold for Job no. 3

Costofgoodssold=TotalcostofJobNo.3tillOctober31+TotalcostofJobNo.3inNovember=$1,000+$900=$1,900

02

Recording of sales transaction in the books of the company

The sale on account of the company is recorded by the company by debiting the accounts receivable account and by crediting the sales revenue account. And the related cost of goods sold is recorded by debiting the cost of goods sold and by crediting the finished goods inventory account.

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