5 | December 31 finished-goods inventory | 1,960 | Units |
6 | Finished goods to be manufactured in January | 9,725 | Units |
7 | Financing required in January | $28,000 |
Calculations:
For 5,
January 20x1 sales in units = ($78,000+$118,000) ÷ $20 = $196,000/$20 = 9,800 units
Dec 31, 20x0 finished-goods inventory = January 20x1 sales in units x 20%
= 9,800 x 20%
= 1,960 Units
For 6,
Dec 31,20x0 ($111,000/60%)÷ $20 | 9,250 |
January sales ($196,000/$20) | 9,800 |
January 31, 20x1 (186,500/20) | -9,325 |
Number of units of finished goods to be manufactured in January 20x1 | 9,725 |
For 7,
Total Collections in January 20x1 (111,000+78,000) | $189,000 |
Total Payments in January 20x1 | ($185,000) |
Total preliminary cash available | $4,000 |
Minimum cash to be maintained | ($32,000) |
Financing required in January | $28,000 |
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