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Jamdown & Associates Ltd produces two products, Glam120 and Glam220. The following table provides information on...

Jamdown & Associates Ltd produces two products, Glam120 and Glam220. The following table provides information on budgeted production for 2018:

                                                     Production Forecast

Product

Quarter 1

Quarter 2

Quarter 3

Quarter 4

Total

Glam120

5,000

6,000

4,800

5,500

21,300

Glam220

6,500

4,600

5,400

6,200

22,700

Notes:

It is the company’s policy to have stock on hand at the end of each quarter equaling to 10% of production for the next quarter.

Budgeted production for the first quarter of 2019 were: Glam120, 7,000 units and Glam220, 5,800 units.

During 2018, the company plans to sell one unit of Glam120 for $600 and one unit of Glam220 for $700.       

Management has forecasted that variable overhead cost per unit for Glam120 and Glam200 would be $100 and $120 respectively during 2018, while fixed overheads for the same period were estimated to be $2,400,000 and would be incurred in equal amounts quarterly.

Required:

Calculate the number of units to be sold for both products during each quarter of 2018.

Prepare the sales budget for 2018.

Prepare the overhead cost budget for the four quarters in 2018.

Explain what is meant by a limiting budget factor.

Describe two limiting factors that could influence the achievement of Jamdown & Associates profit objectives for 2018.

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1)
Product  
GLAM 120 Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4
Opening Stock                              -                          600                      480                            550
Add: Production                       5,000                     6,000                  4,800                        5,500
Goods available                     5,000                     6,600                  5,280                        6,050
Less: Closing stock required@10% of next month production                        600                        480                      550                            700 =7000*10%
Units sold                     4,400                     6,120                  4,730                        5,350
Product  
GLAM 220 Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4
Opening Stock                              -                          460                      540                            620
Add: Production                       6,500                     4,600                  5,400                        6,200
Goods available                     6,500                     5,060                  5,940                        6,820
Less: Closing stock required@10% of next month production                        460                        540                      620                            580 =5800*10%
Units sold                     6,040                     4,520                  5,320                        6,240
2) Sales Budget   Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4
GLAM 120
a Units sold                     4,400                     6,120                  4,730                        5,350
b Sales Price                        600                        600                      600                            600
c=a*b Sales in $            2,640,000            3,672,000          2,838,000                3,210,000
GLAM 220
a Units sold                     6,040                     4,520                  5,320                        6,240
b Sales Price                        700                        700                      700                            700
c=a*b Sales in $            4,228,000            3,164,000          3,724,000                4,368,000
3) Overhead Cost Budget  
GLAM 120
a Production                     5,000                     6,000                  4,800                        5,500
b Variable Overhead per unit                        100                        100                      100                            100
c=a*b Variable overhead cost                  500,000                600,000              480,000                    550,000
d Fixed Overhaed cost                  600,000                600,000              600,000                    600,000 =2400000/4
e=c+d Total Overhead cost              1,100,000            1,200,000          1,080,000                1,150,000
GLAM 220
a Production                     6,500                     4,600                  5,400                        6,200
b Variable Overhead per unit                        120                        120                      120                            120
c=a*b Variable overhead cost                  780,000                552,000              648,000                    744,000
d Fixed Overhaed cost                  600,000                600,000              600,000                    600,000 =2400000/4
e=c+d Total Overhead cost              1,380,000            1,152,000          1,248,000                1,344,000
4)
Limiting factor is the factor that restricts the expansion of business when budget is prepared. It may be direct labour,machine hour, sales or other similar factor.

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