Loose Leaf for Fundamentals of Accounting Principles and Connect Access Card
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Author: John J Wild
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 22, Problem 3APSA

Requirement-1:

To determine

To prepare: The Budgeted Income Statement for January, February and March

Requirement-1:

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Answer to Problem 3APSA

Solution: The Budgeted Income Statement for January, February and March is as follows:

    MERLINE MANUFACTURING
    Budgeted Income Statement
    January February March
    Sales
    $ 2,062,500
    $ 2,268,750
    $ 2,495,625
    Cost of Goods Sold
    $ 1,237,500
    $ 1,361,250
    $ 1,497,375
    Gross Profit $ 825,000 $ 907,500 $ 998,250
    Operating Expenses:



    Sales Commission
    $ 206,250
    $ 226,875
    $ 249,563
    Advertising
    $ 287,500
    $ 287,500
    $ 287,500
    Store Rent
    $ 30,000
    $ 30,000
    $ 30,000
    Administrative expenses
    $ 45,000
    $ 45,000
    $ 45,000
    Depreciation-Office Equipment
    $ 50,000
    $ 50,000
    $ 50,000
    Other expenses
    $ 10,000
    $ 10,000
    $ 10,000
    Total Expenses $ 628,750 $ 649,375 $ 672,063




    Net Income $ 196,250 $ 258,125 $ 326,188

Explanation of Solution

Explanation: The Budgeted Income Statement for January, February and March is prepared as follows:

    MERLINE MANUFACTURING
    Budgeted Income Statement
    January February March
    Unit Sales (A)
    16500
    18150
    19965

    (15000*110%)
    (16500*110%)
    (18150*110%)
    Selling Price (B)
    $ 125
    $ 125
    $ 125
    Sales (C) = A*B =
    $ 2,062,500
    $ 2,268,750
    $ 2,495,625
    Cost of Goods Sold (D) = A*$75 =
    $ 1,237,500
    $ 1,361,250
    $ 1,497,375
    Gross Profit (E) = C-D = $ 825,000 $ 907,500 $ 998,250
    Operating Expenses:



    Sales Commission (C*10%)
    $ 206,250
    $ 226,875
    $ 249,563
    Advertising (250000*115%)
    $ 287,500
    $ 287,500
    $ 287,500
    Store Rent
    $ 30,000
    $ 30,000
    $ 30,000
    Administrative expenses
    $ 45,000
    $ 45,000
    $ 45,000
    Depreciation-Office Equipment
    $ 50,000
    $ 50,000
    $ 50,000
    Other expenses
    $ 10,000
    $ 10,000
    $ 10,000
    Total Expenses (F) $ 628,750 $ 649,375 $ 672,063




    Net Income (E-F)$ 196,250 $ 258,125 $ 326,188

Conclusion

Conclusion:

Hence, the budgeted net income for next three months shall be as follows:

    January February March
    Net Income $ 196,250 $ 258,125 $ 326,188

Requirement-2:

To determine

To determine: The decision to implement the proposed change

Requirement-2:

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Answer to Problem 3APSA

Solution: The Management should not implement the proposed changes.

Explanation of Solution

Explanation: The Management should not implement the proposed changes because the budgeted net income for each month is less than the current net income of $515,000

Conclusion

Conclusion: Hence, the Management should not implement the proposed changes.

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