A.
Budgeted Income statement
Fofoyaya Corporation
For the period end Dec 31, 2016
Sales |
$300000 |
Cost of goods sold |
(180000) |
Gross margin |
$120000 |
Operating Expenses: |
|
Fixed selling & Admi. Exp. |
(30000) |
Operating income |
$90000 |
Interest Expenses |
(2500) |
Income before Tax |
$87500 |
Tax expenses @35% |
(30625) |
Net Income |
$56875 |
.
Gross margin = 40% of sales, so Cost of goods sold = 100 - 40% = 60%
Cost of goods sold = 300000 * 60% = 180000
Fixed selling & Admi. Exp. = 10% of sales 300000 = 30000
*Assume that depreciation is already include in cost of goods sold, so not take in the account, because, In the question specified that it is not related to Fixed selling & Admi. Exp., that’s why, assume it is included in cost of goods sold.
.
B. Total cash payment schedule for Dec 31,2016
. |
December |
Purchase - 80% |
$160000 |
Fixed selling & Admi. Exp. |
18000 |
Total cash payment |
$178000 |
Purchase = 80% of purchase are paid in the month of purchase = 200000 * 80% = 160000
*Fixed selling & Admi. Exp. = 30000, of which 60% are paid in the month = 30000 * 60% = 18000
.
C. Total cash Receipt schedule for Dec 31,2016
*Dec sales 30% are collected in the month of december = 300000 * 30% = 90000
.
. |
December |
Collection - 30% |
$90000 |
Total cash Receipt |
$90000 |
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