| Required a : | |||
| Inventory purchase budget | April | May | June |
| Budgeted cost of goods sold | 37500 | 34000 | 30000 |
|
(+) Desired ending inventory ( 10% of next period's cost of goods sold ) |
3400 [ 10%*34000 ] |
3000 [ 10%*30000 ] |
4500 [ 10%*45000 ] |
| Inventory needed | 40900 | 37000 | 34500 |
| (-) Beginning inventory | 1800 | 3400 | 3000 |
| Required purchases (on account) | 39100 | 33600 | 31500 |
| Required b : | |
| Ending inventory at the end of quarter = Ending inventory of June | 4500 |
| Required c : | |||
| Schedule of Cash payments | April | May | June |
|
Payment of current accounts payable |
23460 [ 60%*39100 ] |
20160 [ 60%*33600 ] |
18900 [ 60%*31500 ] |
| Payment of previous accounts payable |
7400 |
15640 [ 40%*39100 ] |
13440 [ 40%*33600 ] |
| Total budgeted payment for inventory | 30860 | 35800 | 32340 |
| Required d : | |
| Accounts payable at the end of quarter = 40% * Required purchases of June = 40% * 31500 | 12600 |
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