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Beginning - of - year balances Cash $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 Accounts receivables ( previous fourth quarter's sales ) $ 6 1

Beginning-of-year balances
Cash $10,000
Accounts receivables (previous fourth quarter's sales) $61,200
Raw materials 653 Kits
Finished Goods 510 Units
Accounts payable(purchases made in previous fourth quarter) $33,255
Desired end-of-year inventory balances
Raw materials 500 kits
Finished goods 270 units
Desired end-of-quarter balances
Raw materials as a portions of the following quarter's production 18%
Finished goods as a portion of the following quarter's sales 14%
Manufacturing costs other than raw materials are paid in quarter incurred unless it is an noncash expense
Variable Standard cost per unit Unit of input Unit price per input Total cost per unit
Raw materials 1 kit $44 $44.00
Direct labor hours at rate 0.6 hour $18 $10.80
Variable overhead/labor hour 0.6 hour $4 $2.40
Total Variable Standard cost per unit $57.20
Fixed overhead cost per quarter used cash $18,000
Manufacturing Depreciation per quarter $2,000
Selling and administrative costs are paid in quarter incurred unless it is an noncash expense
Variable cost per unit $2
Fixed selling and administrative cost per quarter used cash $23,100
Selling and administrative depreciation per quarter $2,200
Portion of sales collected
Collected in the quarter of sale 67%
Subsequent quarter 32%
Bad debts 1%
Portion of purchases paid
Paid in the quarter of purchases 66%
Subsequent quarter 34%
Unit selling price $120
Sales forecast
Quarter First Second Third Fourth
Unit sales 3,0002,5002,7003,200Budget 1
Budget :2
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