1)The collections on December sales will occur as follow: 30% in December; 70% in January.
$105,000 was collected in January from December sales; this represents represents 70% of December sales.
So December Sales= $105,000/70%= 150,000
In units= 150,000/25= 6,000 Units
2)Expected March sales Revenue= 7,000 units x $25/unit = $175,000
3)
Description | Amount |
January sales ($91,000+ $144,000) | $ 235,000.00 |
February sales ($70,500 ÷ 30%) | $ 235,000.00 |
March sales (from #2 – 7,000 units x $25 unit) | $ 175,000.00 |
Total Sales revenue | $ 645,000.00 |
4)70% of March sales will be collected in April. Therefore, the March 31 Accounts receivable balance is $175,000 x 70% =$122,500
5) Finished goods inventory = 30% of the following month’s sales
January sales = $235,000 ÷ $25/unit = 9,400 units
December 31 finished goods inventory = 30% x 9,400 = 2,820 units
6)
January 1 finished goods inventory | $ 2,820.00 |
January
31 finished goods inventory 30% x ($235,000 ÷ $25) = |
$ 2,820.00 |
January Sales | $ 9,400.00 |
Finished goods to be manufactured in January | $ 9,400.00 |
7)
Cash balance, January 1 | $ 24,000.00 |
Add :January Receipts | $ 196,000.00 |
Deduct: January payments | $ (205,000.00) |
Cash balance, January 31 | $ 15,000.00 |
Desired minimum balance | $ (21,000.00) |
Required financing | $ (6,000.00) |
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