Income Statement for the Current two quarters | |||
1st Qtr | 2nd qtr | Total | |
Sales Revenue | 37,588 | 96,100 | 1,33,688 |
Cost of goods sold | 21,180 | 59,925 | 81,105 |
Gross Profit | 16,408 | 36,175 | 52,583 |
Selling & Administrative expenses | 5,638 | 14,415 | 20,053 |
Net Income | 10,769 | 21,760 | 32,529 |
Proforma Income Statement for the two quarters after expansion | |||
1st Qtr | 2nd qtr | Total | |
Sales Revenue (increase by 20%) | 45,105 | 1,15,320 | 1,60,425 |
Cost of goods sold | 21,180 | 59,925 | 81,105 |
Gross Profit | 23,925 | 55,395 | 79,320 |
Selling & Administrative expenses | 6,766 | 17,298 | 24,064 |
Net Income | 17,159 | 38,097 | 55,256 |
Answer to (a) | |||
Ending Inventory as per FIFO method is as under | |||
Ending Inventory in June | units | Dollars p.u | Amount(in $) |
300 | 4.9 | 1,470 | |
Total units purchase- 17550 Less :Total unit sold- 17250 |
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Answer to (b) | |||
Cost of goods sold in total and for each month for six months ending June 30 | |||
Month | Cost of goods sold | Calculation | |
Jan | 6,125 | (1250*4)+(250*4.5) | |
Feb | 7,285 | (750*4.5)+(850*4.6) | |
Mar | 7,770 | (350*4.6)+(1400*4.4) | |
Apr | 14,620 | (300*4.4)+(2800*4.75) | |
May | 21,815 | (100*4.75)+(4400*4.85) | |
June | 23,490 | (600*4.85)+(4200*4.9) | |
Total | 81,105 | ||
Answer to (c ) | |||
Particulars | Amount ($) | ||
A. Ending Inventory as on 31 july | 2,500.00 | ||
B. Cost of good sold (july ) | 24,194.70 | ($23490 x 1.03) | |
C.Beginning Inventory | 1,470.00 | ||
D. Purchase (july) | 25,224.70 | (A+B-C) | |
Answer to (d) | |||
Cash payment for inventory purchase in the month of July is $15,134.82 | |||
(60% of $25224.70) |
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