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Refer to the Following Table of Cost Information

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Reference: 16_01
Refer to the following table of cost information:
 Goods in  Goods in  Process-  Process-  Finished  Pickling  Canning  Goods  Beginning inventory $25,000$7,500$10,000Costs incurred:  Direct materials 16,0003,000 Direct labor 4,0002,100Overhead applied 6,0004,200 Coststransferred out (29,000)(35,000) Coststransferred in.29,00035,000 Cost of goods sold (39,000)Ending inventory $22,000$10,800$6,000\begin{array}{llr}&\text { Goods in } & \text { Goods in } & \\&\text { Process- } & \text { Process- } & \text { Finished } \\&\underline{\text { Pickling }} & \underline{\text { Canning }} &\underline{ \text { Goods }}\\ \text { Beginning inventory } &\$25,000&\$7,500&\$10,000\\ \text {Costs incurred: } &\\ \text { Direct materials } &16,000&3,000\\ \text { Direct labor } &4,000&2,100\\ \text {Overhead applied } &6,000&4,200\\ \text { Coststransferred out } &(29,000)&(35,000)\\ \text { Coststransferred in.} &&29,000&35,000\\ \text { Cost of goods sold } &\underline{\quad\quad}&\underline{\quad\quad}&\underline{(39,000)}\\ \text {Ending inventory } & \underline{\$22,000}& \underline{\$10,800}& \underline{\$6,000}\\\end{array}

-The company uses the same predetermined overhead allocation rate (based on direct labor)for the Pickling and Canning Departments.


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Non-Controlling Interest

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