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****ONLY NEED MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD BUDGET AND EVERYTHING BELOW IT PLEASE. EVERYTHING ABOVE THE MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD BUDGET HAS ALREADY BEEN ANSWERED**** The company is preparing its

****ONLY NEED MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD BUDGET AND EVERYTHING BELOW IT PLEASE. EVERYTHING ABOVE THE MANUFACTURING OVERHEAD BUDGET HAS ALREADY BEEN ANSWERED****

The company is preparing its budget for the coming year, 2022. The first step is to plan for the first quarter of that coming year. The following information has been gathered from their managers.

November 2021

103,000 Actual

December 2021

92,000 Actual

January 2022

101,000 Planned

February 2022

102,000 Planned

March 2022

104,000 Planned

April 2022

113,000 Planned

May 2022

124,000 Planned

Unit selling price

$18.22

Finished Goods Inventory Planning

The company likes to keep 15% of the next quarters unit sales in finished goods ending inventory.

Accounts Receivable and Collections

Sales on Account 100%

Collections Activity

Month of Sale 80%

Month after Sale 20%

Balance at 12/31/21 $185,000

Materials Inventory Costs & Planning

Direct Materials

Amount Used per Unit

Ingredient

2 Ib

The company likes to keep 12% of the material needed for the next month's production in raw materials ending inventory.

Accounts Payable & Disbursements

Purchases on Account

100%

Payment Activity

Month of Purchase

40%

Month after Purchase

60%

Balance at 12/31/21

$120,000

Direct Labor & Costs

Time per Unit Production

20 minutes

Pay Rate/Hour

$20.00

Manufacturing Overhead Costs

Variable costs per direct labor hour

Indirect materials

$0.25

Indirect labor

0.40

Utilities

0.45

Maintenance

0.25

Fixed costs per month

Salaries

$42,000

Depreciation

16,800

Property taxes

2,675

Insurance

1,200

Janitorial

1,300

Selling and Administrative Costs

Variable costs per unit sold

$1.30

Fixed costs per month

Advertising

$15,000

Insurance

$14,000

Salaries

$72,000

Depreciation

25,000

Other fixed costs

3,000

Income Taxes

Accrued on Monthly Net Income

40% rounded to the nearest dollar

Amounts Accrued Q4 2021 paid January 2022

$200,000

Cash and Financing Matters

Cash Balance, 12/31/2021

$120,000

2022 Minimum Balance Required

770,000

Monthly Dividends

$2.00 per share

Outstanding Shares

5,000

Line of Credit

Limit

$1,200,000

Borrowing Increment Required

$1,000

Annual Interest Rate

7%

Borrowings occur on the

First of Month

Repayments occur on the

Last of Month

Interest accrues on the loan balance from the date of borrowing. Interest accrued is paid first with each repayment.

Additional Item

Fixed Asset Purchase

$405,000

Month

February

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Would appreciate a breakdown of these sections on excel, Thank You!

WATERWAYS CORPORATION Manufacturing Overhead Budget First Quarter January C February March Quarter WATERWAYS CORPORATION Selling and Administrative Expense Budget First Quarter January February March Quarter Schedule of Expected Collections from Customers January February March Quarter Accounts receivable, 12/31/19 January sales February sales March sales Total cash collections March sales Total cash collections LINK TO TEXT LINK TO TEXT LINK TO TEXT For the first quarter of 2020, prepare a schedule for expected payments for materials purchases. (Round answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 2,5. Schedule of Expected Cash Payments for Purchases January February March Quarter Accounts payable, 12/31/19 January February March Total payments WATERWAYS CORPORATION Cash Budget First Quarter January 3 > February March Quarter 1000 2333

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