Schedules of Cash Collections and Payments
Production Budgets
Budgeted Financial Statements
The Cash Budget
Other Budgets
100

A company has the following sales for the quarter: $40,000 in April, $30,000 in May, and $50,000 in June. If the company collects 40% of its sales in the month of sale and the other 60% in the month following the sale, how much was collected in April?

a. $16,000

100

A company wants their desired ending inventory to be 20% of the following month's sales. The company began the quarter with 40,000 in production units. What is the required production for July? 

July: 50,000

August 55,000 

September 75,000 

a. 21,000 units

100

A firm has budgeted unit sales of 500. The selling price per unit is $1,700 and the cost per unit is $1,500. What is the gross profit?

b. $100,000

100

A company has $300,000 in available cash and total cash disbursements of $150,000. What is the cash excess/deficiency? 

b. $150,000

100

A company has the following budgeted unit sales for the quarter. 

January 100,000

February 120,000 

March 300,000 

The company has variable S&A costs per unit of $6 and fixed MOH costs of $60,000. The company also has $10,000 in depreciation each month. What is the cash disbursement for MOH in February?

c. $770,000

200

A company has the following sales for the quarter: $40,000 in April, $30,000 in May, and $50,000 in June. If the company collects 40% of its sales in the month of sale and the other 60% in the month following the sale, how much was collected in May?  

b. $36,000

200

A company has the following production schedule for the quarter. 

July 55,000 

August 60,000

September 80,000 

Each unit of material requires 0.10 hours of labor and workers are paid an hourly wage rate of $20 per hour. What are the total direct labor costs for September?

a. $160,000

200

A company is preparing its budgeted balance sheet. The following information is available for the end of the year:

  • Cash: $30,000
  • Accounts Receivable: $50,000
  • Inventory: $70,000
  • Equipment: $200,000
  • Accumulated Depreciation: $40,000
  • Accounts Payable: $60,000
  • Notes Payable: $50,000
  • Common Stock: $100,000

What is the ending Retained Earnings balance?

b. $100,000

200

A company has a beginning cash balance in November of $40,000, collects cash of $75,000 and has total disbursements of $65,000 for the month. What is the cash excess/deficiency? 

b. $50,000

200

A company has the following budgeted unit sales for the quarter. 

October: 40,000

November: 80,000

December: 65,000 

Selling price is $20 per unit. What is the total budgeted sales amount for December? 

c. $1,300,000

300

A company has the following direct material payments for the quarter: $70,000 in April, $50,000 in May, and $40,000 in June. If the company collects 55% of its sales in the month of sale and the other 45% in the month following the sale, how much was collected in April?

b. $38,500

300

A company has the following amounts for production: 

July 55,000 

August 70,000

September 30,000 

Each unit requires 10 pounds of materials and the company wants ending inventory to be 30% of the following month's production. The company began the year with 20,000 pounds of materials in inventory. What is the direct materials amount for July? 

c. 551,000 pounds

300

From the S&A Expense budget, a company has $400,000 of total S&A expenses and cash disbursements for those expenses equal $300,000. If the company has gross profit of $520,000, what is their net operating income?

a. $120,000

300

A company needs to maintain a minimum cash balance of $25,000. If the company has $100,000 of cash available and total disbursements of $80,000, how much (if any) do they need to borrow? 

c. $5,000

300

A company has ending inventory of 40,000 units. The direct labor cost per unit is $4.00, the direct material cost per unit is $3.60 and the MOH cost per unit is $8.70. What is the final value of ending inventory?

c. $652,000 

400

A company has the following direct material payments for the quarter: $70,000 in April, $50,000 in May, and $40,000 in June. If the company collects 55% of its sales in the month of sale and the other 45% in the month following the sale, how much was collected in May?

c. $59,000

400

A company wants their desired ending inventory to be 20% of the following month's sales. The company began the quarter with 40,000 in production units. What is the required production for August?

July: 50,000

August 55,000 

September 75,000

c. 59,000 units

400

A company is preparing its budgeted balance sheet at the end of the year. The following information is available:

  • Cash: $25,000
  • Accounts Receivable: $40,000
  • Inventory: $35,000
  • Equipment: $100,000
  • Accumulated Depreciation: $20,000
  • Accounts Payable: $30,000
  • Notes Payable: $20,000
  • Common Stock: $70,000

What is the budgeted ending balance of Retained Earnings?

b. $60,000

400

A company has borrowed $40,000 in June to maintain a minimum cash balance. They pay the principal at the end of the quarter in September based on a 5% interest rate. How much total financing is done in September?

a. $40,500

400

A company has the following budgeted unit sales for the quarter. 

January 100,000

February 120,000 

March 300,000 

The company has variable S&A costs per unit of $6 and fixed MOH costs of $60,000. The company also has $10,000 in depreciation each month. What is the total amount for MOH in March?

d. $1,860,000

500

A company has the following direct material payments for the quarter: $70,000 in April, $50,000 in May, and $40,000 in June. If the company collects 55% of its sales in the month of sale and the other 45% in the month following the sale, how much was collected in June?

c. $44,500

500

A company has the following direct labor costs for the quarter. 

January $100,000

February $120,000 

March $300,000 

The company has variable MOH costs per unit of $5 and fixed MOH costs of $50,000. The company also has $20,00 in depreciation each month. What is the cash disbursement for MOH in February?

c. $630,000

500

A company is preparing its budgeted balance sheet at the end of the year. The following information is available:

  • Cash: ??
  • Accounts Receivable: $40,000
  • Inventory: $35,000
  • Equipment: $100,000
  • Accumulated Depreciation: $20,000
  • Accounts Payable: $30,000
  • Notes Payable: $20,000
  • Common Stock: $70,000

Beginning balance of Retained Earnings is $40,000, the company had budgeted income of $30,000 and budgeted dividends of $10,000. Find the ending cash balance.

a. $25,000

500

GreenTech Inc. is preparing its cash budget for the quarter. The following information is available:

Cash Receipts in April $120,000

Cash Disbursements in April $150,000

Cash Receipts in May $180,000

Cash Disbursements in May $200,000

Cash Receipts in June $200,000

Cash Disbursements in June $220,000 

Additional information:

  • Beginning cash balance (April) = $30,000
  • Minimum desired cash balance = $25,000
  • The company can borrow in $1,000 increments at 6% quarterly interest.
  • Loans are repaid at the end of the quarter.

Question: What is the minimum amount the company must borrow in April to maintain the minimum cash balance?

c. $25,000

500

BrightStar Inc. is preparing its Selling & Administrative (S&A) Expense Budget for the quarter. The following information is available:

  • Budgeted unit sales:
    • April: 50,000 units
    • May: 60,000 units
    • June: 70,000 units
  • Variable S&A expense: $4 per unit
  • Fixed S&A expenses: $80,000 per month
  • Depreciation included in fixed S&A: $10,000 per month (non-cash)

Question: What is the budgeted cash disbursement for S&A expenses in May?

a. $310,000

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