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Florida State University produces hats and sells them in the Book Store. On March 31, 2019,...

Florida State University produces hats and sells them in the Book Store. On March 31, 2019, the Book Store has 1,000 hats in inventory. The hats are sold for $8.00. The Book Store’s policy is to maintain enough hats in inventory equal to 10% of next month’s sales. The Book Store anticipates the following sales activity for the second quarter of the year:

April

7,000 units

May

15,000 units

June

10,000 units

In addition, July’s sales are expected to be 9,000 units.

Required:

A.

Prepare a sales budget for the second quarter of the year.

B.

Prepare a production budget for the second quarter of the year.

(use excel)

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Part A
April May June
Budgeted Sales Unit        7,000       15,000       10,000
Budgeted Selling Price $            8 $             8 $             8
Budgeted sales $ 56,000 $ 120,000 $   80,000
Part B
April May June July
Budgeted Sales Unit        7,000       15,000       10,000 $    9,000
Add: Desired Ending Inventory 10%        1,500         1,000            900
Total needs        8,500       16,000       10,900
Less: beginning Inventory       -1,000        -1,500        -1,000
Budgeted Production        7,500       14,500         9,900
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Part A
April May June
Budgeted Sales Unit 7000 15000 10000
Budgeted Selling Price 8 =C6 =D6
Budgeted sales =C5*C6 =D5*D6 =E5*E6
Part B
April May June July
=A5 =C5 =D5 =E5 9000
Add: Desired Ending Inventory 0.1 =D11*$B$12 =E11*$B$12 =G11*B12
Total needs =SUM(C11:C12) =SUM(D11:D12) =SUM(E11:E12)
Less: beginning Inventory -1000 =-C12 =-D12
Budgeted Production =SUM(C13:C14) =SUM(D13:D14) =SUM(E13:E14)

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