CL Corporation appears to be experiencing a good year, with sales in the first quarter of 20B

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CL Corporation appears to be experiencing a good year, with sales in the first quarter of 20B one third ahead of last year's sales. The Sales Department predicts continuation of this rate throughout the year. The controller has been asked to prepare a new forecast for the year and to analyze the differences from 20A results. The forecast is to be based on actual results obtained in the first quarter plus estimates for the remainder of the year. Department heads have provided the necessary information, which is summarized in the following prospective trial balance:
CL Corporation appears to be experiencing a good year, with

Adjustments for the change in inventory and for income tax have not been made. The scheduled production for 20B is 450 million units; sales volume will reach 400 million units. Sales and production volume in 20A was 300 million units. A full-cost, first in, first out inventory system is used. The company is subject to a 40% income tax rate. The actual financial statements for 20A follow:
Required:
(1) Prepare prospective financial statements for 20B-a statement of income and retained earnings, and a balance sheet.
(2) Using the 20A information for comparison:
(a) Evaluate the 20B prospective profit performance.
(b) Specify areas of 20B operating performance to be investigated.
(c) Recommend programs for improved management performance.

CL Corporation appears to be experiencing a good year, with
CL Corporation appears to be experiencing a good year, with
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Cost Accounting

ISBN: 978-0759338098

14th edition

Authors: William K. Carter

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