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The Bear Corporation will begin business operations on January 1, 2012. Below is the anticipated SALES BUDGET (in units):

Jan.                        __0,000

Feb.                        __0,000

Mar.                        __0,000

Apr.                        __0,000

May                        __0,000

1.To complete the unit sales forecast, use your student identification number to fill in the blanks. If your number contains a "0", use "3" instead.  

Example:  Student ID number is 146073578.   The sales forecast would be:

January            10,000

February           40,000

March                60,000

April                   30,000

May                   70,000

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION     

a.Ending finished goods inventory should be equal to 10% of next month's sales projection.

b.Each unit requires 3 pounds of material at a raw material cost of $5 per pound.

c:Labor cost is $10 per unit produced.

d.Ending raw material inventory should be equal to 20% of next month's material requirement.

e.Factory overhead is $18,000 per month of which $8,000 is for depreciation.

f.All costs are paid in the month incurred except for purchases which is paid in the following month.

REQUIRED:   Using Excel, in good form:

Prepare a SALES BUDGET for the first quarter (January through March).
Prepare a PRODUCTION BUDGET for the first quarter (January through March).

Prepare a Raw Materials PURCHASES BUDGET for the first quarter (Jan. through Mar.)

Prepare a CASH DISBURSEMENTS budget for the first quarter (January through March).

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