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In this video we're going to talk about how to dispose of the under applied or over applied manufacturing overhead balance, so there's two except that approaches and one is to close that balance to cost of goods sold, so you're basically burying this difference in to cost of goods sold completely the second approach is instead of just bearing it all in costs of goods sold you allocate it, and you allocate it among the following accounts work in process finished goods and cost of goods sold now this kind of is a more intuitive approach here that to allocate it because you're basically you've you've over applied to all these accounts right you've been applying overhead, and now you're just basically trying to undo the mistakes so to speak or the incorrect estimation whereas in what this approach is easier, but we're just kind of dumping it all in cost of goods sold so let's deal with the easier of the two approaches first where we just close everything to cost a good sold so let me just scroll down a little here and give us some space so let's say that here's you here I'll just put a little t-account to make it easier for you understand what's going on with a manufacturing overhead balance so let's say that we applied during the year we applied $70,000 in manufacturing overhead right that's based on our predetermined overhead rate we applied seventy thousand and then the actual manufacturing overhead during the period was eighty-five thousand all right, so this is our actual and so you see that we've actually we haven't applied enough overhead right we're short by fifteen thousand, so that's actually going to give us where we'd have a debit balance and our manufacturing overhead account and this should be it we want to get this to zero right we want that balance to be zero, so we haven't applied enough overhead during the period, so we say that this $15,000 we call that under applied that's our under applied manufacturing overhead balance now if it was on this side if we had a credit we had actually applied more than we'd say we had an over applied balance and there'd be a credit in the manufacturing overhead account and everything would be the reverse what I'm about to talk about, so we have to get this sound so what do we have to do well we're going to need a credit here right now $15,000 so that the right side on the left side will each equal 85 right we have 85 here but if we have here 70,000 plus 15,000 then each side would be 85 and that would bring us where we basically have dealt with the under-applied balance and then and just buried everything in cost of goods sold so this 15000 here you see that that's on the credit side right, so then we know okay well we're going to have a credit to manufacturing overhead for $15,000 right we need to have a credit for $15,000 well now there needs to be a corresponding debit for $15,000 well what are we going to do well we've already talked about in our approach we're just going to bury everything in...
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