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Umngeni (Pty) Ltd uses normal costing. The following data have been taken from the accounting records of Umgeni (Pty) Ltd for the month of April 2024: RSales1 980 000Selling expenses280 000Manufacturing overheads incurred460 000Manufacturing overheads absorbed445 000Direct labour400 000Administrative expenses300 000Direct materials issued to production180 000Finished goods inventory, beginning240 000Finished goods inventory, ending320 000Raw materials inventory, beginning80 000Raw materials inventory, ending140 000Work in process inventory, beginning140 000Work in process inventory, ending100 000Required:Calculate the following items and fill in the missing data by choosing the correct answers from the options provided:(a)        Cost of the raw materials purchased during the month of April. RBlank 1140 000Blank 2Blank 3Blank 4Blank 5Blank 6Blank 7Cost of the raw materials purchasedBlank 8 (b)        Cost of goods manufactured for the month of April. RBlank 9Blank 10Blank 11180 000Direct labourBlank 12Blank 13Blank 14Blank 15Blank 16Blank 17Blank 18Cost of goods manufacturedBlank 19(c)        Cost of goods sold for the month of April. RBlank 20240 000Blank 21Blank 22Blank 23Blank 24Blank 25Blank 26Blank 27Blank 28 Blank 29Blank 30Adjusted cost of goods soldBlank 31

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Umngeni (Pty) Ltd uses normal costing. The following data have been taken from the accounting records of Umgeni (Pty) Ltd for the month of April 2024: RSales1 980 000Selling expenses280 000Manufacturing overheads incurred460 000Manufacturing overheads absorbed445 000Direct labour400 000Administrative expenses300 000Direct materials issued to production180 000Finished goods inventory, beginning240 000Finished goods inventory, ending320 000Raw materials inventory, beginning80 000Raw materials inventory, ending140 000Work in process inventory, beginning140 000Work in process inventory, ending100 000Required:Calculate the following items and fill in the missing data by choosing the correct answers from the options provided:(a)        Cost of the raw materials purchased during the month of April. RBlank 1140 000Blank 2Blank 3Blank 4Blank 5Blank 6Blank 7Cost of the raw materials purchasedBlank 8 (b)        Cost of goods manufactured for the month of April. RBlank 9Blank 10Blank 11180 000Direct labourBlank 12Blank 13Blank 14Blank 15Blank 16Blank 17Blank 18Cost of goods manufacturedBlank 19(c)        Cost of goods sold for the month of April. RBlank 20240 000Blank 21Blank 22Blank 23Blank 24Blank 25Blank 26Blank 27Blank 28 Blank 29Blank 30Adjusted cost of goods soldBlank 31

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(a) Cost of the raw materials purchased during the month of April can be calculated as follows:

Raw materials inventory, beginning: R80,000 Add: Raw materials purchased (Blank 1) Less: Raw materials inventory, ending: R140,000 Equals: Direct materials issued to production: R180,000

So, R80,000 + Blank 1 - R140,000 = R180,000 Therefore, Blank 1 (Raw materials purchased) = R180,000 + R140,000 - R80,000 = R240,000

(b) Cost of goods manufactured for the month of April can be calculated as follows:

Direct materials issued to production: R180,000 Add: Direct labour: R400,000 Add: Manufacturing overheads absorbed: R445,000 Equals: Total manufacturing costs (Blank 9) Add: Work in process inventory, beginning: R140,000 Less: Work in process inventory, ending: R100,000 Equals: Cost of goods manufactured (Blank 19)

So, R180,000 + R400,000 + R445,000 = Blank 9 Therefore, Blank 9 (Total manufacturing costs) = R1,025,000

And, R1,025,000 + R140,000 - R100,000 = Blank 19 Therefore, Blank 19 (Cost of goods manufactured) = R1,065,000

(c) Cost of goods sold for the month of April can be calculated as follows:

Finished goods inventory, beginning: R240,000 Add: Cost of goods manufactured: R1,065,000 Less: Finished goods inventory, ending: R320,000 Equals: Cost of goods sold (Blank 30)

So, R240,000 + R1,065,000 - R320,000 = Blank 30 Therefore, Blank 30 (Cost of goods sold) = R985,000

The adjusted cost of goods sold (Blank 31) would be the same as the cost of goods sold unless there are any adjustments for items like returns and allowances, which are not given in the problem. So, Blank 31 (Adjusted cost of goods sold) = R985,000.

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