a. | Sales | January | February | March | |||||
Cash Sales | $39,000 | $44,070 | $49,799 | ||||||
Sales on Account | $104,000 | $117,520 | $132,798 | ||||||
Total Budgeted Sales | $143,000 | $161,590 | $182,597 | ||||||
January Total Sales | $143,000 | ||||||||
February Total Sales | $161,590 | ( $143000*113%) | |||||||
March Total Sales | $182,597 | ($161590*113%) | |||||||
Cash Sales/ Sales on Account | 39000/104000 | ||||||||
0.375 | |||||||||
February | |||||||||
Cash Sales = | .375* Sales on Account | ||||||||
Total Sales = | Cash Sale+ Sales on Account | ||||||||
Total Sales = | .375 Sales on Account+ Sales on account | ||||||||
Total Sales = | 1.375 Sales on Account | ||||||||
161590= | 1.375 Sales on Account | ||||||||
Sales on Account | 161590/1.375 | ||||||||
Sales on Account | $117,520 | ||||||||
Cash Sales | $161590-$117520 | ||||||||
44070 | |||||||||
March | |||||||||
161590= | 1.375 Sales on Account | ||||||||
Sales on Account | 182597/1.375 | ||||||||
Sales on Account | $132,798 | ||||||||
Cash Sales | 182597-132798 | ||||||||
49799 | |||||||||
b. | Sales | January | February | March | Total | ||||
Cash Sales | $39,000 | $44,070 | $49,799 | $132,869 | (39000+44070+49799) | ||||
Sales on Account | $104,000 | $117,520 | $132,798 | $354,318 | (104000+117520+132798) | ||||
Total Budgeted Sales | $143,000 | $161,590 | $182,597 | $487,187 | (132869+354318) | ||||
The sales revenue that will be reported on its first quarter pro forma income statement is $ 487187 | |||||||||
Exercise 14-2 Preparing a sales budget LO 14-2 Fanning Company, which expects to start operations on...
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