Talpakan Company is preparing its comprehensive budget for 2021. The company is a breeder and seller of
Question:
Talpakan Company is preparing its comprehensive budget for 2021. The company is a breeder and seller of fighting cocks. During 2020, there was a surge in online cockfighting as a means of amusement. The company forecasted the following sales during 2021:
1 quarter 2 quarter 3 quarter 4 quarter Annual
1,500 2,000 1,800 3,000 8,300
The selling price of each rooster is P2,500. The selling price is not expected to change throughout 2021. The company also employs a Just-in-Time philosophy. All sales are on account. The expected pattern of collection for receivables are as follows:
1. 30% during the quarter of sale
2. 50% the following quarter of sale
3. 20% the 2 quarter following the sale
In order to fully breed 1 fighting rooster the company needs to feed the hens with the following:
1. 3 pounds of “Pampalakas” – the cost per pound is P130
2. 1 pound of “Pampasaya” – the cost per pound is P122
10% of the feeds are paid in cash, while the rest are on account. The company pays its accounts payables to its suppliers as follows:
1. 20% during the quarter of purchase
2. The rest in the quarter following the purchase
A fully grown rooster will need 24 hours of direct labor. The average direct labor rate per direct labor hour is P10.
The company incurs overhead using the following quarterly cost formula: y = P525,000 + P8(x); where x = direct labor hours. P125,000 of the fixed costs pertains to breeding facility depreciation.
The selling and administrative costs are as follows:
Selling costs amounts to P15 per chicken.
Rental of P400,000 per quarter.
Office headquarter depreciation of P80,000 per month.
Office salaries of P50,000 per month.
Additional notes:
1. All conversion costs incurred during the quarter are paid during the quarter.
2. Selling and administrative costs are paid during the quarter it was incurred.
3. Income tax is paid every 20 of the first month of the following year.
4. The income tax rate is 30%.
5. The income tax for 2020 is P1,825,000.
6. The cash balance at the beginning of 2021 is P1,900,000. The company maintains a P2,000,000 minimum cash balance.
7. Capital purchases were as follows: 1st quarter - P1,300,000 3rd quarter - P4,000,000
8. The company can borrow and repay in multiples of P100,000. It borrows loans at the end of each quarter and repays its loans at the beginning of each quarter. Interest repayments are made at the end of each quarter. The interest rate is 1% per month.
QUESTIONS:
1. How much is the annual budgeted sales for 2021?
P20,800,000
P20,000,000
P20,500,000
P20,750,000
2. Refer to TALPAKAN COMPANY, How much is the budgeted cost of goods sold for 2021?
P10,001,600
P9,435,200
P8,900,000
P9,935,200
3. Refer to TALPAKAN COMPANY, How much of the purchases made during the 2 quarter were paid during the 2 quarter?
P1,024,000
P291,200
P286,720
P184,320
4. Refer to TALPAKAN COMPANY, The interest payments made during the year amounted to?
P24,000
P36,000
0
P12,000
5. Refer to TALPAKAN COMPANY, The ending cash balance for 2021 is?
P3,729,300
P3,765,300
P3,753,300
P3,741,300
6. Refer to TALPAKAN COMPANY, The budgeted income statement showed a net income / (loss) during 2021 of?
P5,271,210
P5,246,010
P5,254,410
P5,262,810
Advanced Financial Accounting
ISBN: 978-0078025624
10th edition
Authors: Theodore E. Christensen, David M. Cottrell, Richard E. Baker