FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING-CONNECT ACCESS
FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING-CONNECT ACCESS
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ISBN: 9781260500240
Author: Wild
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL CUSTOM PUBLISHING
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Chapter 22, Problem 4APSA
To determine

22-4A Part 1

Note: All the parts of the question are related with each other. Solution of one part is used as a base for solving / analyzing other Parts of the question.

Introduction:

Sales budget represent the quantities which will be sold in the specified period along with amount recovered from sales.

To Determine:

Monthly sales budget foe month ended April, May and June of 2018

Expert Solution
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Solution:

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Sales budget for the month ended

  April May June
Sale in units 20500 19500 20000
Amounts per unit 23.85 23.85 23.85
Sale in amounts 488925 465075 477000

Explanation of Solution

As per terms mentioned in question:

Expected sales for above mentioned three months mention in question which is sold at the rate of $ 23.85 per unit. Further, sales amounts computed by multiplying sales units with amount per unit.

Conclusion

Budgeted sales quantity for the month ended April, May and June 18 will be 20500, 19500 and 20000 units amounting $ 488,925, $ 465,075and $ 477,000.

To determine

22-4A Part 2

Introduction:

Production budget represents the quantities to be produced in the specified period. This budget defined in quantities however one more column can be add to represent amount i.e. at what amount quantities to be produced.

To Determine:

Quantities to be produced in Quarter 2

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Solution:

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Production Budget for the month ended

  April May June
sales 20500 19500 20000
closing stock 15600 16000 16400
less: Opening stock -16400 -15600 -16000
  19700 19900 20400

Explanation of Solution

As per terms mentioned in question:

Formula: Units to be produced

Sales units XX
Add: Closing stock XX
Less: Opening stock XX
XX

It can be interpreted as:

We can say that units to be produced is the sum total of units to be sold and closing stock, because for selling and keeping product as inventory, we have to produce the total of them. Out of which, quantities already in our stock, which have already produced say Opening stock will be reduced to arrive net quantity which will be produced.

In the question as all the figures are already mentioned. So with the help of formula as shown above and also in the part “solution” with “quantities”

Conclusion

Budgeted Production quantities will be 19,700 units, 19,900 units, 20,400 units in the month April, May and June 18 respectively.

To determine

22-4A Part 3

Introduction:

Direct material is the material to be used in manufacturing finished product. Direct material budget represent the quantities of direct material to be used in manufacturing finished product along with cost of purchasing direct material.

To Determine:

Direct material quantities to be used in producing finished product in Quarter 1

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Solution:

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Raw material Budget for the month ended

  April May June
Raw material required 9850 9950 10200
Closing raw material stock 4975 5100 4000
Less: opening raw material -4925 -1975 -5100
Raw material to be purchased 9900 13075 9100
Rate per unit of Raw material (in $) 20 20 20
Purchase (in $) 198000 261500 182000

Explanation of Solution

As per terms mentioned in question:

Formula: Direct material units to be purchase

Material required to produce required finished product XX
Add: Closing stock of raw material XX
Less: Opening stock of raw material XX
XX

It can be interpreted as:

We can say that Direct material units to be purchase is the sum total of raw material required to produce finished product and closing stock of raw material. Out of which, raw material quantities already in our stock, which have already produced say Opening stock will be reduced to arrive net quantity which will be purchase.

In the question as all the figures are already mentioned. So with the help of formula as shown above and also in the part “solution” with “quantities”

Formula: Quantities require for producing finished product multiplied by nos of finished product

April - - 19700 multiplied by .5

= 9850 units

Further, Total cost of purchase of Carbon fiber is computed by:

Cost of one quantity of Raw material multiplied by quantity of Raw material

$20 multiplied by 9900

= $ 198,000/-

Conclusion

Raw material purchase in month April, May and June will be 9900 units, 13075 units and 9100 units respectively.

To determine

22-4A Part 4

Introduction:

Direct labour budget represent the nos. of hours required to produce required finished goods units along with total labour cost.

To Determine:

Budgeted labour cost in Q2 of 2018

Expert Solution
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Solution:

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Direct labour budget for the month ended

  April May June
Hour required to produce one unit 0.5 0.5 0.5
Labour hour required (Hour required to produce one unit* nos. of units produced) 9850 9950 10200
cost per labour hour (Given in question)(in $) 15 15 15
Total labour cost (cost per labour hour* nos. of labour hour)(in $) 147750 149250 153000

Explanation of Solution

As per terms mentioned in question:

Solution is self-explainable as all relevant formulas incorporated in solution itself.

Conclusion

Direct labour budget will be 9850 Hours, 9950 Hours and 10200 hours amounting $ 147750, $ 149,250, $ 153,000 in the month April, May and June respectively.

To determine

22-4A Part 5

Introduction:

Factory overheads indicate indirect expenses which include variable as well as fixed overheads.

To Determine:

Budgeted Factory overheads in Quarter 2

Expert Solution
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Solution:

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Factory overheads for the month ended

  April May June
Variable Overheads 26595 26865 27540
Fixed Overheads ( in the form of Depreciation, No cash Outflow) 20000 20000 20000
Total Overheads 46595 46865 47540

Explanation of Solution

Formula: Variable overheads is equal to

Variable overheads per direct labor hour multiplied by direct labor hour

= $ 2.70 multiplied by 9850 (As computed in part 4 of April month)

= 26,595 (April month)

(As question prescribes the method of computing variable overheads, so computed in that way)

Same process continues in May and June month.

Fixed overheads are same as mentioned in question at the rate of $ 20,000 per month in the form of depreciation..

Conclusion

Budgeted factory overheads will be $ 46595, $ 46,865, $ 47,540 in the month April, May and June 18 respectively.

To determine

22-4A Part 6

Introduction:

Selling expenses budget represent the amount that how much amount spent on selling or product.

To Determine:

Budgeted selling expenses in Quarter 2 of 2018

Expert Solution
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Solution:

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Selling Expenses Budget for the month ended

  April May June
Sales (In $) 488925 465075 477000
Sales commission 39114 37206 38160
(8% of sales)      
Salaries 3000 3000 3000
  42114 40206 41160

Explanation of Solution

As per terms mentioned in question:

General and administrative expenses is sum total of Administrative salaries and maintenance expenses as mentioned in question.

Conclusion

General and administrative expenses will be $ 14,000 in the month April, May and June 18 each respectively.

To determine

22-4A Part 7

Introduction:

General and administrative expenses budget represent the amount that to be incurred for administrative purpose.

To Determine:

Budgeted general and administrative expenses in quarter 2 of 2018

Expert Solution
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Solution:

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General and Administrative expense Budget for the month ended

  April May June
Administrative salaries 12000 12000 12000
Monthly interest on long term note payable 4500 4500 4500
  16500 16500 16500

Explanation of Solution

As per terms mentioned in question:

General and administrative expenses is sum total of Administrative salaries and interest paid on long term loan as mentioned in question.

Conclusion

General and administrative expenses will be $ 16,500 in the month April, May and June 18 each respectively.

To determine

22-4A Part 8

Introduction:

Cash budget represents the budgeted cash inflow as well as outflow from whatever source i.e. whether it’s operational or non- operational. Inflow can be from sales or other receipts. Outflow can be in the form of purchase cost or other cost. It is different from cash receipts budget in the form that earlier one contains only receipt. On the other hand, later one contains inflow as well as outflow. It represents the net of inflow and outflow of cash.

To Determine:

Preparation of cash budget for Quarter 2 of 2018

Expert Solution
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Solution:

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Cash Budget for the month ended

Cash budgets April May June
  $ $ $
Opening cash balance 40000 83346 124295
Receipts:      
Cash Sales (30% of total sales) 146677 139522 143100
Recovery of credit sales ( 70% In the following month of sale as in part 1) 342248 342248 325553
Loan (For maintaining minimum balance of $ 40000)     76752
Expenditure:      
Purchase (in the following month of purchase) -200500 -198000 -261500
Interest on loan -120    
General and administrative expenses -16500 -16500 -16500
Selling expenses -42114 -40206 -41160
Purchase of equipment     -130000
Overheads ( only variable covered as no cash outflow of fixed overheads) -26595 -26865 -27540
Direct labour cost -147750 -149250 -153000
Dividend paid   -10000  
Loan payable (as excess cash available) -12000    
Closing Cash balance 83346 124295 40000

Explanation of Solution

As said earlier it represent the net of cash inflow and outflow or say how much cash remained in our hands at the end of specified period. It can be computed by using formula:

Opening cash balance at the beginning of period: XXX
Add: receipts during that period XXX
Less: Expensed during that period XXX
Closing balance at the end of period XXX

All receipts and payment are computed as per terms mentioned in question. As question suggest loan can be taken at the end of any month to maintain a minimum balance of $ 25,000. No need is arisen in respect of loan as sufficient cash was available.

As question contains $ 12000 balance as loan payable in March end will be treated opening balance of loan in April month on which at the rate of 1% per month applied as interest computed by multiplying loan figure with interest rate as follows:

$ 12000 multiplied by 1%

= $ 120

Further such loan is returned in April, no more interest charged.

Other parts of budget are self- Explainable.

Conclusion

Budgeted cash remains at the end of April, May and June 18 will be $ 83,346, $ 124,295 and $ 40,000 respectively.

To determine

22-4A Part 9

Introduction:

A budgeted income statement represents the budgeted income as well as budgeted expenses occurred during the year. The net result is represented by either income or loss. Result can be interpreted by how much income or loss earned in specified period say month, quarter or year.

To Determine:

Budgeted Income statement for the quarter ended June 2018

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 4APSA

Solution:

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Budgeted income statement for the quarter ended June 2018

 
Expenses $ Income $
Opening stock 424040      
Purchase—Part 3 641500 Sales—Part 1 1431000
Selling expenses—Part 6 123480 Closing stock-Finished goods—Part 2 325540
Administrative expenses—Part 7 49500 Closing stock-Raw material—Part 3   80000
Direct labour cost—Part 4 450000 (4000 unit at the rate of $ 20)  
Overheads—Part 5 81000 Loss before tax   3100
Interest on loan—Part 8 120 Tax on Loss 0
Depreciation—Part 5 60000 Loss after tax   3100
Dividend paid-- Given 10000      
  1839640     1839640

Explanation of Solution

Income statement drafted as per terms mentioned in question. However income statement is also self -explainable as all figure put in income statement put from question or other parts of solution.

Eg. Closing stock finished goods taken from Part 2 is 16400 units at the rate of $ 19.85 per unit.

Conclusion

Budgeted Loss for the month ended March 2018 will be $ 3100.

To determine

22-4A Part 10

Introduction:

A budgeted Balance sheet represents the statement of affairs of the company at the end of specified period represented by two sides named Asset and Liabilities. On the one hand, where income statement are prepared for the period, the said statement made at the end of that period as mentioned “as at Period” on the head of balance sheet.

To Determine:

Budgeted Balance sheet as of June 2018

Expert Solution
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Solution:

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Budgeted Balance sheet as of 30th June 2018

Assets   $ Liabilities   $
cash   40000 Account payable   182000
Account Receivable   333900 Tax payable   0
closing stock-FG   325540 short term note payable   76752
closing stock-RM   80000 long term note payable   500000
Equipment 600000   Shareholder's equity 543788  
Less: Accumulated Depreciation 210000   Less: Current Loss 3100 540688
Add: Purchase during period 130000 520000      
    1299440     1299440

Explanation of Solution

Balance sheet drafted as per terms mentioned in question. All figure put in Balance sheet taken from question or other parts of solution. As asset side represent what we have and Liability side represent what we have to pay.

As no tax will be paid July due to loss, so the amount shown in our liability is Nil in June end.

As usual, our account receivable and account payable stands in respective side. One addition in asset side in the form of land purchased in January to March period computed as below:

Opening balance of equipment: 600000
Add: Purchase 130000
Less: Depreciation 210000
Closing balance 520000
Conclusion

Our Assets and Liability side represent $ 1,299,440.

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