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A relatively new company, Wine To End Whining, Inc., has determined they need to engage in a budgeting process as part of their new strategic plan. The Company has asked you to provide the following items for the months of January, February, and March of 2017: A) a Purchases Budget; B) a Cash Budget; C) a Budgeted Income Statement; and D) a Budgeted Balance Sheet. They have provided you with the planning document below and also, with their December 31, 2016 Balance Sheet. Please complete the four items requested on Worksheet Tabs A, B, C, and D of this Workbook. Check Figures are provided for you on each Worksheet.

WINE TO END WHINING, INC. PLANNING DATA FOR 2017



All Sales are on Credit


Collections of Accounts Receivable:


Month of Service

48.00%

Month following Service

52.00%



Actual December 2016 Sales

$   200,000

Expected Sales in Dollars


January

$   240,000

February

$   195,000

March

$   175,000

April

$   210,000



Cost of Goods Sold as a percentage of selling price.

62.00%



Planned ending inventory as a percentage of next month's required inventory.

70.00%



Purchases are are all on credit.


Purchases paid in current month

25.00%

Purchases paid in next month

75.00%

Actual Purchases made in December 2016

$   137,800



Sales commission as a percent of sales

2.50%

Sales commission are paid one month after the month incurred.




Advertising expenses have a fixed and variable portion:


Fixed portion

$4,400

The fixed portion of the advertising is paid in the current month.


Variable portion as a percentage of sales

1.00%

The variable portion is paid one month after the month incurred.




Insurance policy:


Months of insurance coverage paid for

12

The policy period is from March 1 to February 28 each year 


The premium to be paid on March 1, 2017 is

$2,100

The premium will be charged to prepaid insurance




Selling and Administrative expenses have a fixed and variable portion:


Fixed portion is paid in the month incurred

$26,000

Variable portion as a percentage of sales

3.00%

S&A expenses are paid one month after the month incurred




Depreciation expense per month

$4,600



The annual interest rate on the long term debt is

4.50%

Interest is incurred on the principal balance outstanding each month.


Interest is paid on a quarterly basis.  Interest for November to January will be paid February 1.


No principal payments are scheduled to be made on the long-term debt until August of 2017




Income Tax rate 

30%

Accrued taxes are paid on the 15th of January, April, July and October




The Company's Board of Directors plans to declare a dividend on February 20

$11,000

It will be paid on March 15.


Use the information provided on the December 31, 2016 Balance Sheet shown below to help you create the budgeting documents requested.

WINE TO END WHINING, INC. BALANCE SHEET

 December 31, 2016

ASSETS

Current Assets


Cash

$108,200

Accounts Receivable

104,000

Inventory

104,160

Prepaid Insurance

350

Total Current Assets

316,710



Property Plant and Equipment


Office Equipment

276,000

   Accumulated Depreciation

(55,200)

Total Property Plant and Equipment

220,800



Total Assets

$537,510

 

LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY

LIABILITIES

Current Liabilities


Accounts Payable - Purchases

 $103,350

Sales Commission Payable

               5,000

Selling and Admin Payable

               6,000

Advertising Payable

               2,000

Interest Payable

               1,313

Dividends Payable

                      -  

Income Taxes Payable

             15,530

Total Current Liabilities

          133,193



Long Term Debt

          175,000



Total Liabilities

          308,193



SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY

Common Stock

          140,000

Retained Earnings

             89,318



Total Shareholders' Equity

          229,318



Total Liabilities and Shareholders Equity

 $537,510

Based on the information available to you, complete the Purchases Budget worksheet.

Based on the information available to you, complete the Cash Budget worksheet.

Based on the information available to you, complete the Budgeted Income Statement worksheet.

Based on the information available to you, complete the Budgeted Balance Sheet worksheet.

Attachment:- Assignment Worksheet.rar

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