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Open the  “Budget” tab and create the following monthly cash-flow budget: Revenues:  Caveman Cooking plans to sell, on...

  1. Open the  “Budget” tab and create the following monthly cash-flow budget:
    1. Revenues:  Caveman Cooking plans to sell, on average, $8,000 worth of cooked meat products each month ($96,000 in sales/12 months).  However, seasonal sales expectations are as follows:
      1. Jan and Feb  31% of average each month
      2. March 62% of average
      3. April 99% of average
      4. May and June 124% of average each month
      5. July through October 149% of average each month
      6. November 99% of average
      7. December 31% of average
    2. Expenses:  Caveman Cooking has the following monthly expenses
      1. 20% of their monthly revenue is page out as wages.
      2. Rental fee on public parking lot where they set up their Food Truck is $150/month
      3. Operating loan:  Caveman Cooking borrowed money to purchase their Food Truck and BBQ/Smoker equipment.  The total amount borrowed was $25,000 and was financed over 7 years at a rate of 6.5%.  They make monthly payments.
      4. Miscellaneous expenses:  meat, sauces, smoking wood, lighters, gloves, fuel, and advertising are expected to be about 25% of monthly sales.  
    3. Answer the following questions:
      1. Is Caveman Cooking able to cover all of their monthly expenses?
      2. What would happen if their average monthly sales estimate is wrong, and they are only averaging $6,000?
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Answer #1
Given
8000 Monthly Average Revenue 6000
0.31 Jan, Feb and Dec
0.62 Mar
0.99 April & Nov
1.24 May & June
1.49 July through October
0.2 Wages
0.25 Misc
150 Truck rent
25000 Loan for 7 years @ 6.5%
420.26 Monthly Payment (calculated using repayment schedule for 6 years)

Calculations

Average Monthly Sales 8000
Revenue Wages Rent Repayment (monthly payment) Misc Expen Total Expenses Profit
Jan 2480 496 150 420.26 620 1686.26 793.74
Feb 2480 496 150 420.26 620 1686.26 793.74
Mar 4960 992 150 420.26 1240 2802.26 2157.74
April 7920 1584 150 420.26 1980 4134.26 3785.74
May 9920 1984 150 420.26 2480 5034.26 4885.74
June 9920 1984 150 420.26 2480 5034.26 4885.74
July 11920 2384 150 420.26 2980 5934.26 5985.74
August 11920 2384 150 420.26 2980 5934.26 5985.74
Sept 11920 2384 150 420.26 2980 5934.26 5985.74
Oct 11920 2384 150 420.26 2980 5934.26 5985.74
Nov 7920 1584 150 420.26 1980 4134.26 3785.74
Dec 2480 496 150 420.26 620 1686.26 793.74
Total 95760 19152 1800 5043.12 23940 49935.12 45824.88
A.
Yes
Annual profit 45824.88
Average Monthly Profit 3818.74
B
Profits of the company will decrease by decreasing the average monthly sales to 6000
Annual profit 32657.88
Average Monthly Profit 2721.49
Change in Profit by changing the average Sales from 8000 to 6000
Annual profit 13167
Monthly 1097.25
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