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Your department has planned sales of  $573,500 for the season. The turnover goal for the season is...

Your department has planned sales of  $573,500 for the season. The turnover goal for the season is 1.8. Using the form develop a six-month merchandise plan on the basis of the following information.  Please submit your completed file in the essay Test 2 "assignment"  

Markdowns: 13%

Operating expenses 40%

Profit 7.5%

Cash Discounts 1.9%

% of Season’s                           % of Season

Month                    Sales                                      Markdowns

February                 13%                                               15.5%

March                     15%                                          12.5%

April                    19%                                      16%

May                         21%                                  18.5%

June                      20%                                      18%

July    12%                                    19.5%

a. Calculate the initial markup %.

b.Distribute monthly planned sales.

c. Determine monthly dollar markdowns.

d. Determine BOM stock figures.

e. Find monthly planned purchases at retail.

F. Find monthly planned purchases at cost.

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Expert Solution

a) Initial Mark-Up % = (Markdowns + Operating Expenses + Profit - Cash Disounts]/[Net Sales + Markdowns]

                                  = (13% + 40% + 7.5% - 1.9%)/(100% + 13%) = 51.86%

b) Distribution of monthly planned sales

c) Total planned reduction in dollar value terms = 573,500 x 13% = $74,555

Distribute monthly planned reduction :

d) BOM stock figures

Before we determine Beginning of Month (BOM) stock figures, we need to know the Basic Stock figure.

1. Basic stock = Average Inventory – Average Monthly Sales
= (Sales ÷ Sales to Stock Ratio) – (Sales ÷ No. of Months)
= (573500/1.8) - (573500/6)
= 223,027.78

2. BOM Stock = Planned Monthly Sales + Basic Stock

e) Monthly planned purchases at retail

Monthly Planned Purchase = Sales for the month + EOM stock + Reduction Value – BOM stock

End of month stock of july is assumed as Average inventory (573500/1.8)

f) Monthly planned purchases at cost

Purchase Value at Cost price = Purchase Value at Retail Price x (1 – Initial markup)


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