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Stopover industries ltd, a recently incorporated company plans to go into production next year. the following standard cost matrix has been assembled for one of the products it proposes to manufacture.

Cost per unit

direct materials 18.00
direct labor 10.00
variable factory overhead 8.00
salaries 6.00
rent 5.00
depreciation 3.00
total standard cost 50.00

the following information is available:
1. the company anticipates to manufacture 198,000 units in the 2000 fiscal year.

2. sales in the second and fourth quarters of the year are expected to be twice those of the first and third quarters.

3. Direct materials are ordered and for, a month in advance.

4. 20% of the company sales are in cash. 60% of the credit sales are collected in the month following the month of sales and the balance the following month.

5. Expenses are settled in arrears at the month end.

6. overdraft facilities have been agreed at 30% per quarter and the company''s bank balance at 31 December 19x9 is expected to be 50,000.

7. The product is expected to retail at 80 per unit.

REQUIRED
1. Budgeted profit and loss for the first quarter.

2.Sales collection and schedule for the months of January, February & March 2000.

3.Cash flow for the months of Jan, Feb and Mar 1999

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