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Thursday, December 19, 2013

Management Accounting Math

Problem: A pro forma cost sheet of a company provides the following data:
Estimated cost per unit of production is:

Costs per unit
Taka
Raw materials
52.00
Direct labor
19.50
Overheads
39.00
Total cost per unit
110.50
Profits
19.50
Selling price
130.00

The following is the additional information available:

Average raw materials and finished goods in stock
One month
Average materials in process
Half a month
Credit allowed by supplier
One month
Credit allowed by debtor
Two month
Time lag in payment of wages
One and half month
Overheads
One month
Cash balance I expected
Tk.1,20,000
One forth of the sales are on cash basis

You are required to prepare a statement showing the working capital needed to finance a level of activity of 70,000 units of output. You may assume that production is carried on evenly throughout the year (52 weeks) and wages and overheads accrue similarly.

Solution:
Estimation of working capital requirements:

(A) Investment in Inventory

(i) Investment in Raw materials = RM consumption * RM consumption period/No. of weeks

(ii) Investment in WIP=Cost of goods sold*WIP consumption period /No. of weeks

(iii) Investment in finished goods=cost of production* FG consumption period/No. of weeks

(52*70,000*4)
         52





(110.5*70,000*2)
         52



(110.5*70,000*4)
         52

2,80,000






2,97,500




5,95,000

Total Inventory Investment (i+ii+iii)
11,72,500
(B) Investment in debtors= (Credit sale at cost*8)/No. of weeks
(130*70,000*0.75*8)
         52

10,50,000
(C) Cash Balance required
  1,20,000
(D) Total investment in current assets (A+B+C)
23,42,500
(E) Current Liabilities

(i) Creditors= (Purchase of RM*CP)/No. of week
(ii) Deffered wages= Labor cost*CP)/ No. of week
(iii) Deferred overheads

(52*70,000*4)
         52

(19.5*70,000*1.5)
         52

(39*70,000*4)
         52

2,80,000


39,375


2,10,000

(E) Total Current Liabilities (i+ii+iii)
5,29,375
(F) Net working capital requirements (D-E)                           18,13,125

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