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Use the following to answer questions 56-58. 56. The sales of PDC Company in Mar

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Use the following to answer questions 56-58.

56. The sales of PDC Company in March were $92,000. The Balance sheet of PDC Company (31 March) is given below.

Current Assets:

   Cash

23,000

   Accounts receivable

36,800

   Merchandise inventory

110,400

   Unexpired insurance

4,140

Total Current Assets

174,340

Plant

   Equipment, fixtures and other

85,100

   Accumulated depreciation

-29,440

Net PPE

55,660

Total Assets

230,000

Current Liabilities

   Accounts payable

38,640

   Accrued wages and commissions payable

9,775

   Loan

0

Total Current Liabilities

48,415

Owner's equity

181,585

Total equities

230,000

The projected sales in April and May are $115,000 and $184,000 respectively.

PDC sales are 60% cash and 40% credit, collected in the following month. It has no currently overdue accounts and anticipates none in the future.

The company bought a second hand truck on 1 April 2008: $6,900

Miscellaneous cash expenses: 5% of the current sales

Rent: $4,600/month

Insurance expense: paid once a year (beginning of January) = $5,520;

Depreciation expense: $1,150/month (including for the truck)

Tax rate: 0%

Wages: $5750/month + 15% commission of sales/month

Wages are paid twice a month and paid a half month after they are earned.

The inventory policy of the company is to begin a month with a sufficient inventory to cover 80% of sales + $46,000 cushion

Cost of Goods Sold: 70% of sales

Purchases are made on account with net 15-day credit terms (50% of the purchases made in a specific month are paid in that month, the other 50% of a month’s purchases are paid the following month).

PDC borrowed from one of its founder at 1.5% interest/month for the next 2 years. PDC borrows from and repays the founder at the end of the month. The agreement with this founder stipulates a $23,000 minimum cash balance in the venture’s checking account.

The ending inventory in April is

(a) $123,280

          (b) $149,040

          (c) $110,400

          (d) $193,200

          (e) $138,000

57. Accounts payable in April is

          (a) $38,640.

          (b) $41,860.

          (c) $59,570.

          (d) $51,520.

          (e) None of the above.

58.     Total purchases of raw materials in April is

(a)$77,280

(b)$103,040

€$67,620

(d)$83,720

€None of the above

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Current Assets:

   Cash

23,000

   Accounts receivable

36,800

   Merchandise inventory

110,400

   Unexpired insurance

4,140

Total Current Assets

174,340

Plant

   Equipment, fixtures and other

85,100

   Accumulated depreciation

-29,440

Net PPE

55,660

Total Assets

230,000

Current Liabilities

   Accounts payable

38,640

   Accrued wages and commissions payable

9,775

   Loan

0

Total Current Liabilities

48,415

Owner's equity

181,585

Total equities

230,000

Explanation / Answer

The ending inventory in April is

The inventory policy of the company is to begin a month with a sufficient inventory to cover 80% of sales + $46,000 cushion

Beginning Inventory of May is the ending inventory in April

Beginning Inventory of May

May sales =184000

Cost of Goods sold May =184000*70% =$128800

Hence Beginning Inventory of May =128800*80%+46000 =$149040

Accounts payable in April is

Total purchases of raw materials in April is

€None of the above

Cost of goods Sold 115000*.70 80500 Add Ending Inventory 149040 Less Beginning Inventory (115000*.70*.80+46000) 110400 Total Purchase 119140 Hence Account Payable 119140/2 59570
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