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Master Budget Project Group 8 7 C Vaughan Company makes AMAZING SUPER DUPER Widgets. Management is now preparing detailed budgets for the third quarter, July

Master Budget Project
Group 87C
Vaughan Company makes AMAZING SUPER DUPER Widgets. Management
is now preparing detailed budgets for the third quarter, July through September, and
has assembled the following information to assist in budget preparation:
Sales Budget
The marketing department has estimated sales as follows for the remainder of
the year: (Actual sales in June were 5,000 units)
July 4,000 October 5,000
August 18,000 November 6,000
September 15,000 December 8,000
The selling price of a SUPER DUPER widget is $56 and all sales are on account.
Based on past experience, sales are collected in the following pattern:
60% in the month of sale
35% in month following the sale
5% are never collected (uncollectible)
Vaughan Company
Sales Budget Total
3rd Quarter July August September 3rd Quarter
Sales in Units 4,00018,00015,00037,000
Selling Price per Unit *$56*$56*$56*$56
Total Sales in $ 4000*$56=22400018000* $56=100800015000* $56=84000037000* $56=2072000
4
Cash Collections 224000*60%=1344001008000*60%=604800840000*60%=504000
June's Cash Collections 5000*$56=280000*35%=9800098,000
July's Cash Collections 224000*60%=134400224000*35%=78400134400+78400=212800
August's Cash Collections 1008000*60%=6048001008000*35%=352800604800+352800=957600
September's Cash Collections 840000*60%=504000504,000
Total Cash Collections 98000+134400=$23240078400+604800=$683200352800+504000=$856800232400+683200+856800=$1772400
Production Budget
The company maintains a finished goods inventory equal to 25% of the following
month's sales. The inventory of finished goods on July 1 is as it should be.
Vaughan Company
Production Budget Total
3rd Quarter July August September 3rd Quarter October
Budgeted Sales in Units 4,00018,00015,00037,0005000
Add: Desired Ending Inventory 18000*25%=450015000*25%=37505000*25%=12501,2506000*25%=1500
Total Needs 4000+4500=850018000+3750=2175015000+1250=1625037000+1250=382505000+1500=6500
Less: Beginning Inventory 4000*25%=(1000)(4,500)(3,750)(1,000)-1250
Required Production 8500-1000=750021750-4500=1725016250-3750=1250038250-1000=372506500-1250=5250
Raw Materials Purchasing Budget
Each unit of SUPER DUPER widget requires 3 pounds of WHAM compound. To
prevent shortages, the company would like the inventory of WHAM compound on hand
at the end of each month to equal 10% of the following month's production needs.
The inventory on July 1 is 2,250 pounds.
WHAM compound costs $1.80 per pound and Vaughan pays for 60% of its purchases
in the month of purchase; the remainder is paid in the following month. $29,565
of WHAM compound was purchased in June and 60% was paid for in June.
Vaughan Company
RM Purchasing Budget Total
3rd Quarter July August September 3rd Quarter
Required Production 7,50017,25012,50037,250
RM per Unit *3# *3# *3# *3#
Production Needs 7500*3#=22500# 17250*3#=51750# 12500*3#=37500# 37250*3#=111750#
Add: Desired Ending Inventory 51750*10%=5175# 37500*10%=3750# 5250*3#=15750*10%=15751575#
Total Needs 22500+5175=27675# 51750+3750=55500# 37500+1575=39075# 111750+1575=113325
Less: Beginning Inventory (2250#)(5175#)(3750#)(2250#)
RM to be Purchased 27675-2250=25425# 55500-5175=5032539075-3750=35325113325-2250=111075
Cost of RM per pound 25425*1.80=4576550325*1.80=9058535325*1.80=63585111075*1.80=199935
Cost of RM to be Purchased $ 45,765 $ 90,585 $ 63,585 $ 199,935
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Cash Disbursements for RM 45765*60%90585*60%63585*60%
June's RM Purchases 29565*40%=1182611,8

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