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Upward Inc. has projected sales to be 10,300 units in January; 12,400 units in February; 8,800...

Upward Inc. has projected sales to be 10,300 units in January; 12,400 units in February; 8,800 units in March; 10,600 units in April; and 11,800 units in May. There are 860 units on hand on January 1. Management has determined that it needs to carry 4% of the following month’s sales in ending inventory. Assume that each unit requires 4 litres of raw materials. There are 6,300 litres of raw materials on hand at January 1. Management has decided that raw materials ending inventory should be 10% of next month’s production needs. Upward Inc. pays $1.90 per litre for raw materials.

Prepare a raw materials budget for the first quarter, by month and in total. Include quantity of materials to purchase and cost for the purchases.

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  • Working 1: Units to be produced

Working

January

February

March

April

A

Budgeted Sales unit

                                10,300.00

             12,400.00

                      8,800.00

                           10,600.00

B = next month's A x 4%

Desired ending Inventory

                                      496.00

                   352.00

                          424.00

                                 472.00

C = A+B

Total

                                10,796.00

             12,752.00

                      9,224.00

                           11,072.00

D

Beginning Inventory

                                      860.00

                   496.00

                        352.00

                                 424.00

E = C - D

Units to be produced

                                   9,936.00

             12,256.00

                      8,872.00

                           10,648.00

  • Working and Answer for Requirement:

Working

January

February

March

Quarter [total]

A [calculated above]

Units to be produced

                                   9,936.00

             12,256.00

                      8,872.00

           31,064.00

B

Raw material required per unit

                                           4.00

                        4.00

                               4.00

                      4.00

C=Ax B

Total requirement for production

                                39,744.00

             49,024.00

                    35,488.00

         124,256.00

D = 10% x Next month's C

Desired ending inventory of raw material

                                   4,902.40

                3,548.80

                      4,259.20

              4,259.20

E = C + D

Total needs

                                44,646.40

             52,572.80

                    39,747.20

         128,515.20

F

Beginning Inventory of raw material

                                   6,300.00

                4,902.40

                      3,548.80

              6,300.00

G = E - F

Raw material to be purchased [litres]

                                38,346.40

             47,670.40

                    36,198.40

         122,215.20

H

Cost of raw material per litre

$                                        1.90

$                     1.90

$                           1.90

$                   1.90

I = G - H

Cost of raw material purchased

$                             72,858.16

$          90,573.76

$                 68,776.96

$      232,208.88


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