Reference no: EM132458991
Problem 1: AAA Products Ltd. is a retailer of sound systems. The company is planning its cash needs for the month of January, 2021. In the past, AAA has had to borrow money during the post-Christmas season to offset a significant decline in sales. The statement of financial position showed the following at December 31, 2020.
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Assets
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Current
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Cash
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$20,000
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Accounts receivable
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520,000
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Inventory
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192,000
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732,000
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PPE, net
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6,000,000
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$6,732,000
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Liabilities
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Current
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Operating loan
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$200,000
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Accounts payable
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171,733
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371,733
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Non-current borrowings
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4,000,000
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4,371,733
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Shareholders' Equity
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Share capital
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70,000
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Retained earnings
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2,290,267
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2,360,267
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$6,732,000
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Other information:
a.
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Cash collection
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i.
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% cash sales each month
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10%
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ii.
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% credit sales collected in same month
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20%
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iii.
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% credit sales collected in next month
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40%
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iv.
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% credit sales collected in second month
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40%
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b.
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January total sales
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$400,000
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c.
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November credit sales
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$500,000
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d.
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December credit sales
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$400,000
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e.
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Inventory information
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i.
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February total sales
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$300,000
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ii.
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Gross profit ratio January and prior
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40%
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iii.
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Gross profit ratio February
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30%
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iv.
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% purchases paid in cash same month
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30%
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v.
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% inventory on hand needed for next month
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80%
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f.
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Accounts payable at Dec. 31 all relate to inventory purchases and will be paid in full in January.
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g.
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Variable expenses as % of monthly sales
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4%
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h.
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Fixed expenses
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i.
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Depreciation
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$40,000
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ii.
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Total January fixed expenses, including depreciation
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$200,000
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i.
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Interest is paid monthly on opening balances of the operating loan and non-current debt. Interest rate per month:
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1%
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j.
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Income taxes will be paid in cash in early 2021. No income taxes were owing at December 31, 2020. the income tax rate on income before taxes is:
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20%
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k.
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Monthly dividends paid to shareholders
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$20,000
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l.
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Budgeted PPE purchases for January (depreciation will be unaffected)
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$10,000
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m.
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January repayments of principal on non-current debt
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$40,000
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n.
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Minimum cash balance needed at end of January
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$30,000
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o.
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Any excess cash will be used to pay down the operating loan. Maximum operating loan balance at end of January is:
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$180,000
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p.
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Any additional cash needs will be provided by issuing shares.
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Required:
P1. Using a format similar to the budget worksheet on the following page, record the above information.
P2. Prepare a statement of financial position at January 31, 2020 and a budgeted income statement, statement of changes in equity, and statement of cash flows for the month ended January 31, 2020. Show all calculations. Prepare the income statement in contribution margin format. For SCF purposes, assume the operating loan is not part of cash and cash equivalents.
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ASSETS |
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= |
LIABILITIES |
+ |
S/H EQUITY |
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Trans. |
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Cash |
+ |
Acc. Rec. |
+ |
Invent. |
+ |
PPE |
= |
Op. Loan |
+ |
Acc. Pay. |
+ |
L/T Debt |
+ |
Share Capital |
+ |
Ret. Earn. |
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Desc. |
Problem 2: Magnum Company manufactures two different products, A and B. Sales and production information for the last year was as follows:
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A
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B
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Units produced and sold
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8,000
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7,000
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Selling price per unit
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$100
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$70
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Direct material per unit
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$30
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$35
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Direct labour per unit
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$20
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$10
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Fixed manufacturing overhead information is as follows:
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Handling
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Cutting
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Design
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Setup
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Total
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Fixed MOH
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$140,000
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$50,000
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$80,000
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$60,000
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$330,000
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Ideal MOH support hours
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7,000
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5,000
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1,000
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1,000
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14,000
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Activity
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Total Time %
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Unit Time in Hours
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# of Activities
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Prod. A
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Prod. B
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Handling
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50%
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.1
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24,000
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42,000
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Cutting
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25%
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.1
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16,000
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28,000
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Design changes
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15%
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15
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5
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50
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Setups
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10%
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3
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200
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100
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Total
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100%
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In the past, the company has allocated fixed manufacturing costs using direct labour expense. Income statement results for the year based on the above information are as follows:
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A
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B
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Total
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Revenue
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$800,000
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$490,000
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$1,290,000
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Variable expenses
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Direct material
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240,000
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245,000
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485,000
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Direct labour
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160,000
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70,000
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230,000
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400,000
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315,000
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715,000
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Contribution margin
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400,000
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175,000
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575,000
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Less: MOH
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229,565
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100,435
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330,000
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Net revenue
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$170,435
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$74,565
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$245,000
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Net rev/unit
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$21.30
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$11
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Required: Advise management.