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QUESTION 2 Use the information given below to prepare the following: 2.1. Projected income Statement for the year ended 31 October 2020 2.2. Projected Statement

QUESTION 2

Use the information given below to prepare the following:

2.1. Projected income Statement for the year ended 31 October 2020

2.2. Projected Statement of Financial Positions as at 3 October 2020

INFORMATION

Stanwick Ltd, a manufacturing concern, is making financial plans for one of its projects for the 12 months commencing 01 November 2019 are shown in the statements below.

PROJECTED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2019

R

Sales

1 800 000

Cost of sales

(1 140 000)

Labour

450 000

Materials

260 000

Overheads

370 000

Depreciation

60 000

Gross profit

660 000

Operating expenses

(300 000)

Selling expenses

138 000

General and administrative expenses

162 000

Operating profit

360 000

Interest expense

(40 000)

Profit before tax

320 000

Income tax

(96 000)

Profit after tax

224 000

PROJECTED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2019

R

ASSETS

Non-current assets

1 200 000

Fixed/Tangible assets

1 200 000

Current assets

700 000

Inventories

500 000

Trade and other receivables

150 000

Cash and cash equivalents

50 000

Total assets

1 900 000

EQUITY AND LIABILITIES

Shareholders equity

640 000

Ordinary share capital

400 000

Retained earnings

240 000

Non-current liabilities

280 000

Long-term loan

280 000

Current liabilities

980 000

Trade and other payables

980 000

Total equity and liabilities

1 900 000

Forecasts, assumptions and additional information for the financial year ending 31 October 2020:

  • Projected sales are R2 400 000 as compared to the estimated R1 800 000 for the financial year ended 31 October 2019
  • Manufacturing labour will drop to 22% of sales
  • The cost of materials will increase to 16% of sales
  • Overhead costs will rise by 5% over the previous financial year, and additional variable costs will be incurred at a rate of 10% of the incremental sales value
  • New equipment costing R500 000 will be purchased during February 2020. Total depreciation for the year ended 31 October 2020 is estimated at R180 000
  • Selling expenses will rise by R220 000
  • General and administrative expenses as a percentage of sales will be unchanged for the year ended 31 October 2020
  • Interest expense is estimated to be 3% of sales
  • Income taxes are estimated at 30% of the pre-tax profits
  • The business maintains a cash balance of R60 000
  • Inventory represents 25% of sales
  • Trade and other receivables represent 20% of sales
  • Trade and other payables represent 10% of sales
  • 60 000 ordinary shares are expected to be issued at R4 each during January 2020
  • Dividends of R100 000 are expected to be paid
  • Loan repayments totalling R50 000 are expected to be made during the financial year ended 31 October 2020
  • The amount of long-term debt required must be calculated

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