{"id":181326,"date":"2018-02-20T23:50:30","date_gmt":"2018-02-20T23:50:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/writemyessayfree.com\/ba-660-content-based-problem-memphis-cottonseed-company"},"modified":"2018-10-24T09:15:49","modified_gmt":"2018-10-24T09:15:49","slug":"ba-660-content-based-problem-memphis-cottonseed-company","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.benedictsol.com\/blogs\/ba-660-content-based-problem-memphis-cottonseed-company\/","title":{"rendered":"BA 660 Content-based Problem \u2013 Memphis Cottonseed Company"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Prepare the following problem as a contribution margin income statement in Excel using<br \/> spreadsheet formulas to calculate the elements of the income statement. The Excel file must<br \/> show your calculations for the requirements of the problem in the order asked. Put your name in<br \/> the upper left-hand corner of the spreadsheet. Submit your file to DropBox by April 15.<br \/> Background: Text chapters 1-3 and 5 present manufacturing cost classifications. Processing<br \/> costs are manufacturing costs for a raw material that is processed into predictable kinds and<br \/> amounts of end products. An example is chicken processing. One chicken will yield 2 legs, 2<br \/> wings, etc. One chicken will not yield 4 legs, however desirable or profitable that might be. Raw<br \/> materials such as metal ores or oil seeds have similarly stable and predictable yields.<br \/> Processing costs, as well as manufacturing costs, have three component costs: raw or direct<br \/> materials (DM), direct labor (DL), and processing or manufacturing overhead (MOH).<br \/> Conversion costs (CC) include DL and MOH. Because of waste or processing losses, the total<br \/> quantity (tons) sold will be less than the total quantity (tons) processed.<br \/> Finally, in a contribution margin income statement, costs are segregated as total variable<br \/> (regardless of function) and total fixed. See chapter 3 for many examples.<br \/> Project: Memphis Cottonseed Company has engaged you to assist in the development of<br \/> information to be used for managerial decisions. The company has the capacity to process 20,000<br \/> tons of cottonseed per year. The yield of a ton of cottonseed is as follows:<br \/> Table 1: Revenues<br \/> Product Average Yield Per Ton<br \/> of Cottonseed (in pounds)<br \/> Oil<br \/> 300<br \/> Meal<br \/> 600<br \/> Hulls<br \/> 800<br \/> Lint<br \/> 100<br \/> Waste<br \/> 200<\/p>\n<p>Average Selling Price<br \/> per Trade Unit<br \/> $0.55 per pound<br \/> $225.00 per ton<br \/> $210.00 per ton<br \/> $10.00 per cwt<\/p>\n<p>Conversion factors: 1 ton = 2,000 lbs. Cwt = 100 lbs.<\/p>\n<p>A special marketing study revealed that the company can expect to sell its entire output for the<br \/> coming 2013 year at the listed average selling prices. You have determined the companys costs<br \/> to be as follows:<br \/> Table 2: Annual Cottonseed Costs<br \/> Processing Costs:<br \/> Variable<br \/> $27.00 per ton of cottonseed put in process<br \/> Fixed<br \/> $308,000 per year<br \/> Marketing Costs:<br \/> 100% variable<br \/> $60.00 per ton sold<br \/> Administrative Costs:<br \/> 100% fixed<br \/> $270,000 per year<\/p>\n<p>2<br \/> From the preceding information you need to submit to management a detailed report on the<br \/> companys breakeven point. In view of the conditions in the cottonseed market, management<br \/> told you that it would also like to know the average maximum amount that the company can<br \/> afford to pay for a ton of cottonseed.<br \/> Required:<br \/> 1. (CVP Analysis and Target Costing). Assume that the revenues in Table 1 are the annual<br \/> breakeven sales dollars. At the breakeven point, what is the highest amount that Memphis<br \/> can pay per ton of raw cottonseed? Show your answer and calculations in an Excel<br \/> spreadsheet with formulas for a contribution margin income statement.<br \/> 2. (CVP Analysis and Target Costing). The stockholders consider the minimum satisfactory<br \/> return on their equity investment (ROE = Pretax net income\/ average equity) in the<br \/> business to be 20% before corporate income taxes. The stockholders equity in the<br \/> company is $1,500,000. Compute the average amount that the company can pay for a ton<br \/> of cottonseed to realize the minimum satisfactory return on the stockholders investment<br \/> in the company. Show your answer and calculations in an Excel spreadsheet with<br \/> formulas for a contribution margin income statement.<br \/> 3. (Process Costing). As a part of your financial projections for 2013, you need to estimate<br \/> the value of Work-in-Process inventory at December 31, 2013. Use the data in Table 3<br \/> below to show the total inventory valuation for products and byproducts of the cottonseed<br \/> process. Calculate equivalent units (EU) of DM and CC for each product, the ending<br \/> inventory value for each product, and the combined inventory value for all five items.<br \/> Show this in a spreadsheet with formulas.<br \/> Table 3: Ending Work in Process Inventory<br \/> Meal<br \/> Hulls<br \/> Ending Inventory (Lbs.)<br \/> 36,000<br \/> 48,000<br \/> DM % complete<br \/> 100%<br \/> 100%<br \/> CC % complete<br \/> 95%<br \/> 95%<br \/> DM unit cost per EU<br \/> $0.123<br \/> $0.123<br \/> CC unit cost per EU<br \/> $0.008<br \/> $0.002<\/p>\n<p>Lint<br \/> 6,000<br \/> 100%<br \/> 95%<br \/> $0.123<br \/> $0.002<\/p>\n<p>Oil<br \/> 18,000<br \/> 100%<br \/> 35%<br \/> $0.123<br \/> $0.019<\/p>\n<p>*Processing produces waste or Soapstock. Although it has no sale value, it does have a cost.<\/p>\n<p>Waste*<br \/> 12,000<br \/> 100%<br \/> 50%<br \/> $0.123<br \/> $0.011<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Prepare the following problem as a contribution margin income statement in Excel using spreadsheet formulas to calculate the elements of the income statement. 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