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The Covington Company uses a standard costing system

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The Covington Company uses a standard costing system. During 2021, the company incurred actual overhead of $570,000. The standard rate for applying overhead is $4.14 per unit, and 132,900 units were produced in 2021. One-third of the total overhead variance is attributed to the volume variance, and the remainder is attributed to the controllable overhead variance. Prepare the journal entries to record overhead incurred (you should credit "various accounts") and the overhead variances

 

No.

Account Titles and Explanation

Debit

Credit

1.

(To record actual overhead incurred)

2.

(To record overhead applied)

3.

(To close manufacturing overhead and record overhead variances)

List of Accounts to choose from for the left-hand column:

  • Accounts Payable
  • Accounts Receivable
  • Controllable Overhead Variance
  • Cost of Goods Sold
  • Finished Goods Inventory
  • Labor Efficiency Variance
  • Labor Rate Variance
  • Material Price Variance
  • Material Quantity Variance
  • Manufacturing Overhead
  • Miscellaneous Accounts
  • Overhead Volume Variance
  • Raw Materials Inventory
  • Wages Payable
  • Work in Process Inventory

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Journal Entries:        
           
No. Accounts Titles & explanation Debit Credit    
1 Manufacturing overhead 570000      
  Accounts Payable   570000    
  (To record actual overhead incurred)        
           
2 Work in Process Inventory 550206   (132900*4.14)  
  Manufacturing overhead   550206    
  (To record overhead applied)        
           
3 Overhead Volume Variance 6598   (570000-550206)*1/3  
  Controllable Overhead Variance 13196   (570000-550206)*2/3  
  Manufacturing overhead   19794    
  (To Close Manufacturing overhead and record overhead variances)