four quarters are as follows:- Quarters Budgeted Sales in Units i. ii. iii. iv. V. 1 vi. 2 Sales are collected in the following pattern: 60% in the quarter the sales are made and the remaining 40% in the following quarter. vii. 50 000 70 000 On January 1, 2020, the records showed 60 000 in accounts receivables as well as the followi information. 2020 3 120 000 4 60 000 Cash balance at January first was $38 000.00. Also, in the first quarter direct material cost $70 000.00, direct Labour cost $80 000.00, Administration exper $100 000.00, Taxes $10 000.00 and Advertising $15 000.00. Equipment was purchased in the first quarter for $50 000.00. Equipment purchases increased in the second quarter by 30%. No other equipment was purchased. A dividend of $16 000.00 is to be paid in the first quarter and fourth quarter om Administration Expenses rose by 25% in the second quarter, 20% in the third, quarter and 10% in the fourth quarter. The increased in expenses was based on previous quarter figures. For financing purposes, a loan of $85 000.00 was received in the first quarter a $40 000.00 in the second quarter. In the third quarter the $85 000.00 loan with interest of $3 000.00 were repaid in the fourth quarter the $40 000.00 loan with interest of $6 000.00 were repai Direct materials and Direct labour increased each quarter by $15 000 and 10 000 respectively.
four quarters are as follows:- Quarters Budgeted Sales in Units i. ii. iii. iv. V. 1 vi. 2 Sales are collected in the following pattern: 60% in the quarter the sales are made and the remaining 40% in the following quarter. vii. 50 000 70 000 On January 1, 2020, the records showed 60 000 in accounts receivables as well as the followi information. 2020 3 120 000 4 60 000 Cash balance at January first was $38 000.00. Also, in the first quarter direct material cost $70 000.00, direct Labour cost $80 000.00, Administration exper $100 000.00, Taxes $10 000.00 and Advertising $15 000.00. Equipment was purchased in the first quarter for $50 000.00. Equipment purchases increased in the second quarter by 30%. No other equipment was purchased. A dividend of $16 000.00 is to be paid in the first quarter and fourth quarter om Administration Expenses rose by 25% in the second quarter, 20% in the third, quarter and 10% in the fourth quarter. The increased in expenses was based on previous quarter figures. For financing purposes, a loan of $85 000.00 was received in the first quarter a $40 000.00 in the second quarter. In the third quarter the $85 000.00 loan with interest of $3 000.00 were repaid in the fourth quarter the $40 000.00 loan with interest of $6 000.00 were repai Direct materials and Direct labour increased each quarter by $15 000 and 10 000 respectively.
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