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Nidhi answered on Apr 12 2021
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COMPANY NAME:        PATRICK’S COD FISHING LTD.
(A)    ANNUAL BUDGET:    FOR THE PERIOD FROM NOVEMBER TO OCTOBER
    PARTICULARS
    ANNUAL BUDGET - NOV TO OCT
    BUDGET PER MONTH
    ASSUMPTIONS
    
    AMOUNT $
    AMOUNT $
    
    
    
    
    
    Sales
    
    
    
    [(4185 kg per month x 12 months) x $ 37.10 per kg]
    1,935,478.80
    161,289.90
    Assumption 2 of Appendix 6 -
Quantity of Sales in kg.: Considering the second assumption of appendix 6 "He has research to indicate that there may be fewer numbers of Cod within his fishing area, and his catch will likely reduce by 10%", taking into account the budget sales quantity after reducing it by 10%. Sales qty. per month comes out to 4650kgs * 90% = 4185kgs. If we compare it with actual qty of October i.e.3696kg this budget figure also seems very realistic to anticipate and project for whole year business.
Assumption 1 of Appendix 6 - Price of Sale quantity per kg.: Budget price per kg is $35 per kg and actual average price for October month per kg comes out to $ 36.36 per kg. Now considering the first assumption of Appendix 6 "His sale prices are expected to increase by 6% without effecting sales" now calculate the budget price for whole year we consider budget price i.e. $ 35 per kg and increase it by 6% = $35 per kg * 106% = $ 37.10 per kg
    
    
    
    
    Boat Expenses
    
    
    
    Petrol & Oil
    600,000.00
    50,000.00
    Budget expense and Actual expense for October month is same. So the same amount is considered for budget the expense for the yearly budget.
Assumption 3 of Appendix 6 – Saving of Petrol Expense: The assumption says “He expects he will be able to implement cost saving measures starting December which will possibly reduce his petrol expenses by 15%, however this will require a capital investment of $84,000. He would like a part of the budget to be dedicated to projecting whether this is a good investment”.
If we make this investment then the saving will be for 11 months from Dec to Oct and the amount of saving will be = $50,000 x 11 months x 15% = $82,500.
The amount of investment to be made for this saving of $82,500 is $ 84,000, which is higher than the amount of saving amount considering all facts it can be said that this option of investment is not a good option.
If the investment has some residual value for further years then it can be considered for the benefit in those years.
Hence we continue with the budgeted amount and not considering the savings.
    Depreciation of Cod Boat
    60,000.00
    5,000.00
    Considering the budget amount for budget the expense because it is a non-cash and one-time expense in whole year and doesn't reflect in actual every month.
    Cod Boat Registration & Insurance
    30,000.00
    2,500.00
    Considering the budget amount for budget the expense because it is a one-time expense in whole year and doesn't reflect in actual every month.
    Depreciation of Outboard Boats
    15,000.00
    1,250.00
    Considering the budget amount for budget the expense because it is a non cash and one-time expense in whole year and doesn't reflect in actual every month.
    Outboard Boats Registration & Insurance
    17,400.00
    1,450.00
    Considering the budget amount for budget the expense because it is a one-time expense in whole year and reflects in month of payment with good amount and Nil in other months.
    Repairs to Cod Boat Equipment
    54,000.00
    4,500.00
    Considering the budget amount for budget the expense because this expense is for repairs and to keep...
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