ACC00724 (Accounting for Managers) S2, 2020 Assessment 4 – Total 40 marks Due Date: 7 October 2020, 11PM This assessment focusses on Topics 9 and 10. For this assessment, you will make two...

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ACC00724 (Accounting for Managers) S2, 2020 Assessment 4 – Total 40 marks Due Date: 7 October 2020, 11PM This assessment focusses on Topics 9 and 10. For this assessment, you will make two submissions: (1) your answers to all parts in one Word document through the “A4 Written…” submission link; and (2) your video for part 3 through the “A4 Video…” link. Do NOT include the questions in your submission document. Instead, use part numbers as headings. Marks for Parts 1(a) and 2(a) will be based on accuracy, correct approach and a concise, tidy and easy to follow presentation of the figures. Marks for Parts 1(b) and 2(b) will be based on practical and applied answers that demonstrate understanding of the relevant unit content (referring to relevant concepts) and are appropriate for the given scenario. References should be kept to an absolute minimum in this applied context. References to journal papers, in particular, are unnecessary and will detract from your answer. A separate marking rubric will be provided for Part 3 of the assignment. The Overall Scenario You work for a management consulting firm and have 3 client jobs to complete: 1. Prepare a cash budget for XYZ Pty Ltd and provide associated advice on required financing; 2. Prepare and interpret a variance analysis for ABC Pty Ltd; and 3. Advise LMN Pty Ltd on sources of finance. Job Details 1. XYZ Pty Ltd operates in a seasonal industry with a sales peak in spring. Budgeted sales, along with budgeted raw materials and labour costs are shown in the table below. Extract from budgeted income statement Month Sales Labour and materials May $150,000 $105,000 June $160,000 $112,000 July $210,000 $147,000 Aug $300,000 $210,000 Sep $400,000 $280,000 Oct $500,000 $350,000 Nov $340,000 $238,000 Dec $200,000 $140,000 All sales are on credit and past records indicate that collections are as follows: 20% in the month of sale, 55% in the month after sale and 25% in the second month after sale. Labour and materials are paid as follows: 60% in the month the expenses are incurred and 40% in the month following that. Other budgeted expenses during the period July to December are as follows: selling, general and administration of $30,000 per month; rent of $10,000 per month; and depreciation of $20,000 per month. Where relevant, payments are made in the month the expenses are incurred. Taxation payments of $33,000 each will be made at the end of September and end of December. In October, company motor vehicles will be traded-in for new models with an expected net cash payment of $80,000. The motor vehicles are expected to have an 8 year life. The cash balance at 1 July is $10,000. Required: (a) prepare a cash budget for the company for July through to December (inclusive) (9 marks) (b) advise the company on the debt financing that would best be used to deal with cash shortfalls and major payments in the cash budget. Your advice in this part should explain and provide reasons for your recommendations and be a maximum of 200 words. (6 marks) 2. ABC Pty Ltd operates a no frills hairdressing salon with a single service offering: wash, cut and blow dry (WCD). The price of this service is $40. The budget for September is shown below. Actual figures for September were: sales revenue of $30,400 for 760 units; supplies $2,000, variable utilities $1,520; labour costs $16,000; and fixed overhead $9,000. Sales (WCDs) 800 Sales Revenue $32,000 Supplies $1,600 Labour $16,000 Variable utilities $1,600 Fixed overheads $9,000 Profit/(loss) $3,800 Required: (a) prepare a variance analysis for September. The analysis should show the original budget, a flexed budget, actuals and relevant variances. (5 marks) (b) To assist the Managing Director of ABC Pty Ltd in controlling the business, briefly interpret and provide possible explanations for the variances. This part will be a maximum of 200 words. (5 marks) 3. LMN Pty Ltd is a new company with an interesting new service that shows great potential. However, the company needs more long-term finance to grow. Its founder, Harpreet, is an expert in her area but she knows very little about business. She is currently the only shareholder of the company and has no family or friends that could provide further financing. You have been asked to meet her on a video call to explain sources of long-term financing. You have decided to keep it simple and explain the difference between debt and equity, and provide an example of each that would apply to a start-up business such as LMN. Due to technical problems at Harpreet’s end, the video call has to be cancelled. Instead, you record a maximum 5 minute video on your phone to send to her, following your earlier plan on the content to cover. (15 marks) Instructions for part 3: For this part, you must upload a video file to the A4 Video submission link. You must also include a written version of your presentation in your word document submission. This need not be exactly what you say in the video but should be a reasonably faithful representation of what you cover and in the order which you cover it. You must also include a clear photo of your student ID card at the end of your written submission for this assignment. For the first 15 seconds of the video:  you must show your student ID card. Your name, student number and photo on your card must be clear in the video.  At the same time, in the background, it must be obvious that you are holding this card. You will then lower the card and start your explanation to Harpreet with no break in the video. Your face must be clear in the video at all times. Failure to follow any of these instructions may result in zero marks for this part of the assignment.
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Answer To: ACC00724 (Accounting for Managers) S2, 2020 Assessment 4 – Total 40 marks Due Date: 7 October 2020,...

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1.
    Month
    May
    June
    July
    August
    September
    October
    November
    December
    Sales
    150000
    160000
    210000
    300000
    400000
    500000
    340000
    200000
    Cash Rec
eived During the same Month
    30000
    114500
    167500
    215500
    297500
    395000
    443000
    352000
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
    Labour and Material
    105000
    112000
    147000
    210000
    280000
    350000
    238000
    140000
    Cash Outflow During the Month
    63000
    109200
    133000
    184800
    252000
    322000
    282800
    179200
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
    Selling, Administrative and General Expenses
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    Rent
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    Tax Payment
    
    
    
    
    33000
    
    
    33000
    Purchase of Motor Vehicle
    
    
    
    
    
    80000
    
     
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
    Cash Budget for XYZ Pty Ltd.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
    Particulars
    
    
    July
    August
    September
    October
    November
    December
    Cash Inflow:
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
    Opening Balance
    
    
    10000
    4500
    -4800
    -32300
    -79300
    40900
    Cash Received During the same Month
    
    
    167500
    215500
    297500
    395000
    443000
    352000
    Total Cash Received (A)
    
    
    177500
    220000
    292700
    362700
    363700
    392900
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
    Cash Outflow:
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     
    Labour and Material Payment
    
    
    133000
    184800
    252000
    322000
    282800
    179200
    Selling, Administrative and General Expenses
    
    
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    30000
    Rent
    
    
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    10000
    Tax Payment
    
    
    0
    0
    33000
    0
    0
    33000
    Purchase of Motor Vehicle
    
    
    0
    0
    0
    80000
    0
    0
    Total Cash...
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