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                      Jun 10, 2013, 11:50 PM
                  
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        Whooper plans the following for the upcoming quarter: Month Sales: Oct - $3,000,000.00 Nov - $3,450,000.00 Dec-$4,200,000.00
 
 The company projects cash collections a payments as follows:
 Sales 10% cash, 30% collected current month, 70% month after sale
 
 Cost of Goods Sold
 Variable Cost 36% of sales
 
 Fixed $300,000 per month incl $50,000 depreciation expense
 
 Operating Expense
 Variable Selling 10% of sales
 Variable Admin 6% of sales
 
 Fixed Selling and Admin expense $80,000 per month incl $10,000 depreciation
 
 Variable costs are paid 70% in month incurred and 30% the following month
 
 Fixed costs are paid monthly as they are incurred
 
 In December an insurance payment of $20,000 is due
 
 Accts Receivable - $860,000 of which $600,000 will be collected in Oct and the remainder in Nov
 
 Accts Payable on Oct 1 is $400,000 and are expected to  be paid in Oct
 
 Cash on hand on Oct 1 is $600,000
 
 Minimum cash is $100,000; the company borrows at $100,000 increments at 1% monthly
 
 Prepare a cash budget for the month of October (only) based on the above
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                      Jun 10, 2013, 11:52 PM
                  
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        Powell Co. produces a flashlight that goes through four processes before being transferred to finished goods. In the current month information for the pckg department
 (the last department in its process cost system) is shown below:
 
 Units $
 Beginning inventory 60,000 units $75,000.00 cost
 100% complete direct material $60,000  materials cost
 
 20% complete conversion costs $15,000 conversion cost
 
 
 Transferred in 600,000 units
 Ending inventory 20,000 units
 100% complete direct material
 30% complete conversion
 
 
 Transferred out to finished goods 640,000  units
 
 Beginning finished goods 40,000 units $82,000.00
 Ending finished goods 35,000 units
 
 Costs for Current Month
 Direct Material   $660,000.00
 Conversion Costs   $538,900.00
 
 Sold 500,000 units $5.00 each
 Marketing and Admin Expense $1,000,000.00
 
 Required
 a. Indicate the number of equivalent units produced in the month
 b.Indicate the cost per equivalent unit for labor and conversion
 c. Prepare an income statement for Oct assuming that the company sold
 the beginning finished goods inventory first, then the units produced in the current month
 d.Indicate the value of the ending finished goods and ending work in process
 e. If per unit costs ran at $2.05 each last period, comment on this period's performance
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                      Jun 10, 2013, 11:54 PM
                  
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        Limbaugh Co. uses a job order cost system in the production of  unique test equipment for oil drilling. Limbaugh planned for the following for the fiscal year:
 
 Direct Labor $4,000,000.00
 Overhead $8,000,000.00 applied on basis of direct labor cost
 Direct Material $1,000,000.00
 
 
 Limbaugh had one job in WIP at the beginning of the year
 Job A 715
 Direct Labor $300,000.00
 Direct Material $480,000.00
 
 
 Limbaugh had one job in finished goods at the beginning of the year:
 Job A 634
 Total Cost $600,000.00
 
 
 During the year Limbaugh's actual costs were:
 Direct Labor $4,100,000.00
 Overhead $7,950,000.00
 Direct Material $10,200,000.00
 
 
 There was one job remaining in finished goods as of year end
 Job A 796
 Direct Labor $200,000.00
 Direct Material $300,000.00
 
 
 There were two jobs remaining in ending WIP
 Job A 801
 Direct Labor $50,000.00
 Direct Material $72,000.00
 
 Job A 806
 Direct Labor $120,000.00
 Direct Material $150,000.00
 
 
 Required:
 Calculate the applied overhead rate and use in determining
 value of WIP, Finished Goods and Cost of Goods Sold
 
 Indicate whether overhead was under or over applied and
 dispose of amount in appropriate manner.
 
 If sales for the year were $30,000,000 and operating expense was
 $5,200,000, prepare an income statement for the year and indicate
 the value of ending inventory on the balance sheet.
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                      Jun 11, 2013, 12:53 AM
                  
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