Using the information in the Budget Assumptions and budgets below, enter the correct values for each line
Question:
Using the information in the Budget Assumptions and budgets below, enter the correct values for each line item using numerical characters only without a dollar sign or comma.
a. Operating & Financial Budgets for Ribs on the Run
b. Awesome sauces Budget Assumptions
Balance Sheet | 20X5 |
Assets: | |
Cash | |
Accounts Receivable | |
Finished Goods Inventory | |
Raw Materials Invention | |
Property Plant and Equipment | |
Accumulated Depreciation | |
Property Plant and Equipment, Net | |
Total Assets | |
Liabilities and Equity: | |
Accounts Payable | |
Contributed Capital |
Operating & Financial Budgets
Revenue Budget
Production Budget
Direct Material
Direct Labor
Manufacturing Overhead
Selling & Administration
Unit Product Cost
Income statement
Cash Budget
Awesome Sauces
Budget Assumptions
Balance Sheet as of January 1, 20X5
Moreover, Elena estimates that she will sell the following number of barbeque sauce cases in the coming year:
Year Sales in Cases
20X5 1,800
20X6 1,900
20X7 2,000
Elena provides you with the following additional information:
Sales price: Each case of barbeque sauce will sell for $50.
Inventory policy for finished goods: Elena will desire to have an ending finished goods inventory of 40% of the next year's forecasted demand.
Production requirements: The cost of direct materials to produce each case of barbeque sauce will be $10 (including ingredients, bottles, labels, and packaging). When creating the direct materials budget, assume each case of sauce requires one unit of raw material that costs $10. Additionally, 1 hour of direct labor (cooking, bottling, and packaging) will be required to produce each case at a cost of $10 per direct labor hour. Elena will pay all wages in cash in the year worked. Fixed manufacturing overhead is expected to be $25,600 per year. Of this amount, $10,000 represents depreciation. The remaining amount, which (including insurance on the production facility, a part-time administrator to manage paperwork at the production facility, and a monthly fee paid to have the equipment maintained) will be paid in cash the year it is incurred. Elena expects variable overhead, which includes the utilities to run the production machines to be $0.50 per unit.
Inventory policy?raw materials: With regard to the materials needed to produce each case of barbeque sauce, Elena will want to have 20% of next year's production needs in inventory at the end of each year.
Payables policy: Elena will pay 90% of her material costs in the year of purchase and the remaining 10% in the following year.
Collection policy: Elena will receive 95% of her revenues in cash in the year of sale and the remaining 5% of revenues in the following year.
Selling and administration costs: Yearly non-manufacturing expenses consist of sales commissions of 10% of sales revenues and fixed selling and administration costs (which includes the lease payment for the sales/administrative office and equipment) of $15,000.
Taxes: Elena's tax rate is 20%. All taxes are paid in cash in the year of the expense.
Personal Finance
ISBN: 978-0077861643
11th edition
Authors: Jack Kapoor, Les Dlabay, Robert J. Hughes