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Question 2: A company wants to get its working capital calculated by you. You are given...

Question 2: A company wants to get its working capital calculated by you. You are given the following estimates for the year 2020 In addition to that add 5 percent to your figures for contingencies. Calculate the average amount of working capital required for the year 2020.

Assets and Liabilities

Estimated Amount

for 2020 in OMR

Cash in hand

5000

Average amount backed up for stocks

Stocks of finished goods

5000

Stock of work in progress

3200

Stock of raw materials

1300

Average credit given

Inland sales -- 6 weeks credit

Export Sales -- 7 weeks credit

50000

10500

Average time lag in payment of outgoings

Wages

-- 1.5 weeks

15000

Rent

-- 2 months

3000

Creditors

-- 3.5 months

2500

Salaries

-- 0.5 month

1800

Miscellaneous Expenses – 1 month

800

Payment in advance/PREPAID EXPENSES

Sundry Expenses

5600

Solution:

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Average amount of working capital required for the year 2020:

S.No. Particulars Calculations Amount in OMR
A. CURRENT ASSETS
Cash in hand - 5000
Closing Stock
a) Stock of finish goods - 5000
b) Stock of work-in-progress - 3200
c) Stock of Raw materials - 1300
Debtors
a) Inland Debtor= (Inland sales*Average credit period)/ total weeks in a year (50000*6)/ 52=5769.23 5769.23
b) Export Debtors= (Export sales*Average credit period)/ total weeks in a year (10500*7)/ 52= 1413.462 1413.462
Total Current Assets [A] 21682.692
B. CURRENT LIABILITIES
Outstanding Wages= (Total wages* Average Time Lag) / Total weeks in a year (15000*1.5) / 52 = 432.692 432.692
Outstanding Rent= (Total Rent* Average Time Lag) / Total months in a year (3000*2) / 12 = 500 500

Creditors

(Note: We have assumed that the creditors are given at the end of the period rather than assuming it to the purchase for the year. If students are assuming it the purchase then the creditor can be determined for the 3.5 months period by the same method as we did above.)

- 2500
Outstanding Salary (Total Salary* Average Time Lag) / Total months in a year (1800*0.5) / 12 = 75 75
Total Current Liabilities [B] 3507.692
C. WORKING CAPITAL= [A] - [B] 21682.692 - 3507.692 = 18175 18175

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