The Garden Ornament Company manufactures two types of garden ornament: a duck and a heron. The information presented in Tables T1 to T5 has been prepared, as a result of discussions by line managers, for the purposes of preparing a master budget for Year 6.
Sales and production volumes and direct costs
(T1)
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Ducks
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Herons
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Unit sales for the year
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8,000
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15,000
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£
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£
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Unit selling price
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30
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45
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Unit variable cost:
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|
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Direct material
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14
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16
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Direct labour
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12
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13
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Direct labour costs are based on an average cost of £15,000 per person per year.
Other costs
(T2)
Production heat and light
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£8,000 for the year
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Production fixed overheads
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£4,000 for the year
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Partners' salaries
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£55,000 for the year
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Rent of premises
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£11,000 for the year
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Office staff salaries
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£48,450 for the year
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Marketing and distribution
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18 per cent of sales
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Working capital targets
(T3)
Debtors at end of year
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Half of one month's sales.
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Trade creditors for materials
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One month's purchases.
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Stock of raw materials
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Enough for 60 per cent of next month's production.
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Stock of finished goods
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No stock held, as goods are made to order and delivered to the customer on completion.
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Sales and purchases are planned to be spread evenly over the year.
Capital budget plans
(T4)
Purchase one new moulding machine at £70,000, at the start of the year.
Depreciate all machinery for a full year at 20% per annum on a straight-line basis.
Balance sheet at 31 December Year 5
(T5)
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£
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£
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Equipment at cost
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190,000
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Accumulated depreciation
|
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40,000
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Net book value
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150,000
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Stock of raw materials:
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|
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For 400 ducks @ £14 each
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5,600
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For 750 herons @ £16 each
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12,000
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Trade debtors
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32,000
|
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Cash
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2,500
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|
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52,100
|
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Trade creditors
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30,000
|
|
|
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22,100
|
|
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172,100
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Partners' capital
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172,100
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Required
Prepare a master budget and all supporting budgets.