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Sweet Company has the following expected sales for the next several months for its product which...

Sweet Company has the following expected sales for the next several months for its product which sells for $10 per unit:

September       $450,000

October           $500,000

November       $400,000

Sweet buys the product from wholesalers at a cost that is 70 % of the sales price. Sweet has a policy of keeping 50% of what is needed for next month’s sales in inventory. Sweet pays for 40 % of purchases in the month of purchase and the remaining 60 % in the following month. The accounts payable balance at August 31 is $200,000 and there are 20,000 units in August ending inventory.

Required:

1. Prepare a purchases budget in units for September and October.

2. Prepare a cash disbursements budget for purchases for September and October.

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Sweet Company
Merchandise purchase budget
September October
Budgeted cost of goods sold $450,000*70% = $315,000 $500,000*70% = $350,000
Add: Desired ending inventory $500,000*70%*50% = $175,000 $400,000*70%*50% = $140,000
Total Needs $                                              490,000 $                                              490,000
Less: Beginning inventory 20,000*$10 = $200,000 $500,000*70%*50% = $175,000
Required purchase $                                              290,000 $                                              315,000

2.

Sweet Company
Schedule cash disbursements
September October
Cash paid for August purchase $                                   200,000
Cash paid for September purchase $290,000*40% = $116,000 $290,000*60% = $174,000
Cash paid for October purchase $315,000*40% = $126,000
Total cash disbursment $                                   316,000 $                                   300,000

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