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On Wednesday, we had the following information: Sales projections for the next three quarters: 1st quarter          ...

On Wednesday, we had the following information:

  • Sales projections for the next three quarters:
    • 1st quarter           40,000 units
    • 2nd quarter          60,000 units
    • 3rd quarter           100,000 units

For Friday – add the following in order to do a production budget for the 1st two quarters AND the total for the sixth month period:

  • The Company desires an ending finished goods inventory (at the end of each quarter) equal to 25% of the budgeted sales for the next quarter.
  • Beginning finished goods inventory for the first quarter equals 12,000 units.

Add the following to compute (you do not have to prepare a full budget) the # of pounds of raw materials needed to be purchased for the first quarter assuming:

  • Each unit requires 10 pounds of material.
  • The Company desires an ending raw materials inventory of 10% of the following quarter’s production needs.
  • Beginning raw materials inventory in the first quarter is 40,000 pounds.

REQUIRED

1.            Prepare a production budget for the first two quarters, using the format below:

Quarter 1

Quarter 2

Sixth Month Period

Budgeted Unit Sales

Add: Ending Finished Goods

Total needs

Less: Beginning Finished Goods

Required Production

2.            Compute the number of pounds of raw materials to be purchased in the first quarter (you don’t need to prepare a formal budget, but show computations for your final result.

Solutions

Expert Solution

1. Prepare a production budget for the first two quarters, using the format below:

.

Quarter 1

Quarter 2

Sixth Month Period

Budgeted Unit Sales

40000

60000

100000

Add: Ending Finished Goods

15000

25000

25000

Total needs

55000

85000

125000

Less: Beginning Finished Goods

12000

15000

12000

Required Production

43000

70000

113000

*Ending Finished Goods = 25% of the budgeted sales for the next quarter

Q1 = 60000 * 25% = 15000

Q2 = 100000 * 25% = 25000

Beginning Finished Goods

Q1 = 12000 (given )

Q2 = Ending Finished Goods of Q1 = 15000

2. Compute the number of pounds of raw materials to be purchased in the first quarter (you don’t need to prepare a formal budget, but show computations for your final result.

.

Quarter 1

Required Production units

43000

* Number of raw material for one units

10

Required Raw material needed for Production

430000

Add: Ending Raw Material inventory

70000

Total needs for production

500000

Less: Beginning Raw Material inventory

40000

Raw material Needed to be Purchase

460000

*Ending Raw Material inventory = 10% of the required Raw material needed for Production for the next quarter

Q1 = 700000 * 10% = 70000

Beginning Raw Material inventory

Q1 = 40000 (given )


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