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The following is the income statement for Harry Potter’s business operations last year. Harry Potter Pty...

The following is the income statement for Harry Potter’s business operations last year.

Harry Potter Pty Limited

Income Statement

For the Year ended 30 June 2007

Sales

       446,420

Less: Cost of Goods sold

       316,512

Gross profit

       129,908

Operating expenses

Accounting fees

              650

Advertising

           3,239

Bank charges

              244

Depreciation

              632

Electricity

              778

Insurances

           1,420

Interest paid

           1,600

Legal fees

              200

Rent

         40,900

Stationery

              416

Sundries

              374

Superannuation

           1,384

Telephone

              894

Wages

         34,612

Total operating expenses

         87,343

Net profit

         42,565

The following information is supplied for preparation of the budgets for coming year:

  • Annual sales are expected to increase by 10% each year.
  • Expected average gross profit margin is 30%
  • Advertising costs are expected to increase by $800 each year.
  • Depreciation charges are the same each year.
  • Interest paid is the same each year.
  • Annual rent is expected to increase by 6% each year.
  • Superannuation is 9% of wages
  • Wages paid are expected to increase by 5% each year.
  • All other operating expenses are expected to increase by 4% each year.

Requirement:

Using the above information, prepare the budget for year 2008. (FNSCORG609A/03-3) Do not use Microsoft word

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Harry Potter Pty Limited
BUDGET
For the Year 2008
A Sales 491062.00 (446420*1.1
B=A-C Less: Cost of Goods sold 343743.40
C=A*30% Gross profit 147318.60 (30%*491062)
Operating expenses
Accounting fees 676.00 (650*1.04)
Advertising 4039.00 (3239+800)
Bank charges 253.76 (244*1.04)
Depreciation 632.00
Electricity 809.12 778*1.04)
Insurances 1476.80 (1420*1.04
Interest paid 1600.00
Legal fees 208.00 (200*1.04)
Rent 43354.00 (40900*1.06)
Stationery 432.64 (416*1.04)
Sundries 388.96 (374*1.04)
Superannuation 3270.83 (36342.6*9%)
Telephone 929.76 (894*1.04)
Wages 36342.60 (34612*1.05)
D Total operating expenses 94413.47
E=C-D Net profit 52905.13

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