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F1 Chapter 18 TYU 2 – Forecast cash payments

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  • This topic has 2 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 3 years ago by NaveenrNicholas.
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  • November 25, 2020 at 10:38 am #596386
    jannan22
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    Hi guys,

    I have been trying to understand the answer to this question, but I still don’t get it.

    A manufacturing business makes and sells widgets.
    Each widget requires 2 units of raw materials, which cost £3 each.
    Production and sales quantities of widgets each month are as follows:

    Month Sales & Production units

    December (Actual) 50,000
    January (Budget) 55,000
    February (Budget) 60,000
    March (Budget) 65,000

    In the past, the business has maintained its inventories of raw materials at 100,000 units.
    However, it plans to increase raw material inventories to 110,000 units at the end of January and 120,000 units at the end of February.
    The business takes one month’s credit from its suppliers.

    Calculate the forecast payments to suppliers for January, February and March for raw material purchases.

    I have checked the answers and I understand that raw material inventories required for December are 100,000 units and for March its 130,000 units.

    However, I don’t understand why the raw material inventories required for January are 120,000 units for February it is 130,000 units.

    I would highly appreciate it if anyone could please explain this to me.

    Thank you

    November 28, 2020 at 8:04 am #596806
    P2-D2
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    Hi,

    I think I’ve said in a previous post that there is a mistake in the question and it needs to be reworked when I get the opportunity.

    Thanks

    June 4, 2021 at 7:57 am #623064
    NaveenrNicholas
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    Even the solution given in the textbook does not make sense. If we consider per unit RM for production, there is no excess or closing inventory to be added on in the current or next month.

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