A company manufactures product X. The company requires 8 pounds of raw material to produce each unit of X. The company expects sales as follows: October 15,000 units, November 28,000 units, December 49,000 units, January 9,000 units, and February 7,000 units. The company has 4,200 pounds of raw materials and 4,000 units of finished goods on hand at the end of September. The company’s accounting policies require the company to have 10% of the next month’s sales and 25% of the next month’s raw materials needs on hand at the end of the month.
Construct a raw materials purchases budget for the manufacture of product X for the fourth quarter.
Solution:
Production Budget - Quarter 4 | |
Particulars | Amount |
Budgeted Sales units | 92000 |
Desired Ending inventory (9000*10%) | 900 |
Total needs | 92900 |
Less: Beginning inventory | 4000 |
Budgeted Production units | 88900 |
Production Budget - January | |
Particulars | Amount |
Budgeted Sales units | 9000 |
Desired Ending inventory (7000*10%) | 700 |
Total needs | 9700 |
Less: Beginning inventory | 900 |
Budgeted Production units | 8800 |
Raw Material Purchase Budget - Quarter 4 | |
Particulars | Amount |
Budgeted Production units | 88900 |
Raw material requirement per unit (In pound) | 8 |
Total Raw material requirement | 711200 |
Add: Desired Ending inventory (8800*8*25%) | 17600 |
Total needs | 728800 |
Less: Beginning inventory | 4200 |
Budgeted Purchases of raw material (In pound) | 724600 |
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