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This project covers material in Modules 21 and 22. I have extensive budget demonstrations in the Module 22 folder.
Project 5 Objectives:
1. Develop cost-based approach to pricing.
2. Develop operating budgets
3. Analyze the cash flow of the company.
4. Analyze how changes in cost impact the budgets.
Grading Rubric:
Part 1
Each question worth 2 pts. each 10
Part 2
Budget 1 1
Budget 2 2
Budget 3 3
Budget 4 3
Budget 5 3
Budget 6 3
Budget 7 3
Question 8 1
Question 9 1
Total pts. possible for Part 2 20
Total points possible for project 5 30
Please note that I will deduct 10 pts. if you do not use cell referencing on your budget solution by referencing the Part 2 worksheet.

Part 1

Part 1 Relates to Module 21
Technology Inc. predicted 2017 variable and fixed costs are as follows:
Variable costs Fixed costs
Manufacturing 480,000 315900
Selling and Administrative 216,000 60500
Total 696,000 376,400
Technology Inc. produces a wide variety of computer interface devices. Per unit
manufacturing cost information about one of these products, a high-capacity flash drive is as follows:
Direct material $10
Direct labor 9
Variable Manufacturing Overhead 7
Fixed Manufacturing Overhead 9
Total manufacturing costs $35
The following is the variable selling and administrative costs for the flash drive: $6
Management has set a 2017 target profit on the flash drive of: $250,000
Required:
1. Determine the markup percentage on variable costs required to earn the desired profit
2. Use the variable cost markup to determine a suggested selling price for a flash drive. You are determining selling price per unit)
3. For the flash drive, break the markup on variable costs into separate parts for fixed costs and profit.
4. Explain what the minimum unit selling price a company would use in special order decision, if the company had excess capacity.
5. In the long run, what would be the lowest unit selling price the company would sell for? Explain your answer.

Part 2

Part 2 relates to Module 22 especially the Review 22-4
Computer Accessories assembles a computer networking device from kits of imported components.
You have been asked to develop a quarterly and annual operating budget and a pro-forma income statements for the year ending December 31, 2017.
You have obtained the following information:
I have a template set up on the Part2BudgetSolution worksheet that you should use to complete the required budgets.
You need to use cell references in the development of your budgets.
You must use this worksheet to reference the data that is being inputted onto the budgets on the budget worksheet.
If you type in any numbers in the solution, I will take off 10 pts., since we use Excel so that we can update budgets or do what if analysis without retyping numbers.
You should use this worksheet as your data field and only use cell references and formulas in your budgets.
Your grade will be based on accuracy of your solution and correct usage of excel. The budget worksheet has formatted budgets for you to complete.
The beauty behind excel is that managers can perform what-if analysis just by changing the data, so you do not need to retype the budgets if you
have used cell references and formulas throughout.
Beginning-of-year balances
Cash $50,000
Accounts receivables (previous quarter's sales) $61,200
Raw materials 653 Kits
Finished Goods 510 Units
Accounts payable $33,255
Desired end-of-year inventory balances
Raw materials 500 kits
Finished goods 270 units
Desired end-of-quarter balances
Raw materials as a portions of the following quarter's production 20%
Finished goods as a portion of the following quarter's sales 15%
Manufacturing costs other than raw materials are paid in month incurred unless it is an noncash expense
Variable Standard cost per unit Unit of input Unit price per input Total cost per unit
Raw materials 1 kit $50 $50
Direct labor hours at rate 0.8 hour $25 $20
Variable overhead/labor hour 0.8 hour $10 $8
Total Variable Standard cost per unit $78
Fixed overhead cost per quarter used cash $50,000
Manufacturing Depreciation per quarter $10,000
Selling and administrative costs are paid in month incurred unless it is an noncash expense
Variable cost per unit $6
Fixed selling and administrative cost per quarter used cash $25,000
Selling and administrative depreciation per quarter $5,000
Additional information: All cash payments except purchases are made quarterly as incurred.
Portion of sales collected
Collected in the quarter of sale 75%
Subsequent quarter 24%
Bad debts 1%
Portion of purchases paid
Paid in the quarter of purchases 70%
Subsequent quarter 30%
Unit selling price $150
Sales forecast
Quarter First Second Third Fourth
Unit sales 3,400 2,500 3,000 4,100
Required: Prepare and answer the following. Make sure you use cell referencing
1. A sales budget for each quarter and the year.
2. A production budget for finished goods of units each quarter and the year.
3. A purchases budget for raw material of kits each quarter and the year.
4. A manufacturing cost budget for each quarter and the year.
5. A selling and administrative expense budget for each quarter and the year.
6. A cash budget for each quarter and the year.
7. A pro-forma contribution income statement for each quarter and the year.
Hint: You will need to compute Variable Cost of Goods Sold for each quarter, which is unit sold times total Variable Standard cost per unit.
8. Using your information from #7, compute the Breakeven in dollars for the year. Make sure you are using cell references.
Hint: Compute the annual contribution margin ratio.
9. What if the company is able to lower the fixed Manufacturing overhead costs that uses cash per quarter from $50,000 to $45,000. Which budgets will change and what will be the new annual income?
You should only have to change the fixed manufacturing overhead costs that uses cash on this worksheet and all the appropriate budgets will change on the solution worksheet if you have
set up your cell references correctly. Please make sure you return the Fixed manufacturing overhead costs that uses cash back to the original number before you submit your solution.

Part2BudgetSolution

Budget #1 Computer Accessories
Sales Budget
For the year ending December 31, 2017
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Annual Total
Units 3,400
Cynthia Nye: Guidance: I have filled in a couple of cells to get you started. Please make sure you use cell references using the Part 2 worksheet information.
Sales price $150
Sales Budget $510,000
Budget #2 Computer Accessories
Production Budget
For the year ending December 31, 2017
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Annual Total
Unit sales 3,400
Desired Ending Inventory
Total Requirements
Less Beginning Inventory
Budgeted Production in units
Budget #3 Computer Accessories
Purchases Budget
For the year ending December 31, 2017
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Annual Total
Budgeted production in units
Desired ending inventory of kits
Total Requirements
Less Beginning Inventory Kits
Purchase requirements in kits
Cost per kit
Total purchases of kits in dollars
Budget #4 Computer Accessories
Manufacturing Cost Budget
For the year ending December 31, 2017
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Annual Total
Direct Materials:
Budgeted production in units
Cost per kit
Direct material cost
Direct labor:
Budgeted production in units
Direct labor cost per unit
Direct labor cost
Variable Manufacturing Overhead:
Budgeted production in units
Variable Overhead cost per unit
Variable Manufacturing Overhead
Fixed Manufacturing Overhead:
Total Manufacturing Costs
Budget #5 Computer Accessories
Selling and Administrative Expenses Budget
For the year ending December 31, 2017
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Annual Total
Budgets Sales Units from Budget #1 3,400
Budgets Sales Dollars from Budget #1
Variable selling and admin. expenses:
Bad Debts
Variable selling and admin. expenses
Total variable selling and admin. Expenses
Fixed Selling and administrative Expenses
Total selling and administrative expenses
Budget #6 Computer Accessories
Cash Budget
For the year ending December 31, 2017
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Annual Total
Cash Balance, Beginning
Collection on sales:
Collected in current quarter
Collected in subsequent quarter
Total collection on sales
Cash available for operations
Cash Disbursements:
Purchases:
Paid in Current quarter
Paid in subsequent quarter
Direct labor
Variable Manufacturing Overhead
Fixed Manufacturing Overhead
Variable selling and administrative expenses
Fixed selling and administrative expenses
Total Disbursements
Cash Balance, Ending
Budget #7 Hint: You will need to compute Variable Cost of Goods Sold for each quarter, which is unit sold times total Variable Standard cost per unit.
Computer Accessories
Pro Forma Contribution Margin
For the year ending December 31, 2017
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Annual Total
Sales Revenue
Less Variable Costs:
Cost of Goods sold
Selling and Administrative expenses
Total Variable costs
Contribution margin
Less Fixed Costs:
Manufacturing Overhead
Selling and Administrative Expenses
Total Fixed Costs
Net Income
8. Using your information from #7, compute the Breakeven in dollars for the year. Make sure you are using cell references.
Hint: Compute the annual contribution margin ratio.
Contribution margin ratio
Breakeven in Dollars
9. What if the company is able to lower the fixed Manufacturing overhead costs that uses cash per quarter from $50,000 to $45,000. Which budgets will change and what will be the new annual income?
You should only have to change the fixed manufacturing overhead costs that uses cash on this worksheet and all the appropriate budgets will change on the solution worksheet if you have
set up your cell references correctly. Please make sure you return the Fixed manufacturing overhead costs that uses cash back to the original number before you submit your solution.
The following budgets would change:
New net income: