Greenfield's Tannery supplies leather to the South Fork Boot Company on a monthly basis for manufacturing western style boots. South Fork does not keep a large stock of inventory on hand, thus the tannery must provide sufficient leather to meet demand on a timely basis. Furthermore, the quality of the leather must be of the highest grade. The demand for western boots is lowest in the late winter, increases during the summer and fall and reaches its peak during the holiday season. The demand for leather follows the same general pattern. Greenfield's Tannery has experienced the following monthly demand for the past fourteen months. |Month January | February Demand (in sq yards) 1300 1100 March 900 April May 1600 1500 June 2100 July August September October November 2400 2000 2900 3200 3700 December 2400 January February 1600 1000 1. Calculate a forecast of the above demand using a three-month and a five-month moving average in a table. 2. In your table, include a column for computing the forecast errors for each of the moving average forecasts. Compute the error per period and then be sure to include the cumulative forecast error for each. You can find help with this in the instructor video in Content for the week.

You’re responsible for updating the contract details for a third party contracted manufacturer of Marmite on SAP, our supply chain management software. You need to liaise with different people in different departments to gather the information: volumes from planning, pricing from manufacturing and location from transportation. There is one day left to complete the task and yet, despite repeated requests by email and phone, your contact in manufacturing has not responded to your request. So I would like to hear from you: • What steps would you take to gather the information before the deadline? • If you couldn’t obtain the information before the deadline what would you do? • If you weren’t successful in obtaining the information before the deadline, how would you fee

Let's say the following numbers are available after an analysis, what is the CTO? (contribution to overhead) Sales = $ 1.00 Variable costs = 0.8964 What is the CTO? This means the amount that can be applied. to overhead after all variable costs are paid. This was calculated as a % of sales. 7. Calculate breakeven point. How many units (dollars) of sales are needed to completely cover all costs? Breakeven = Fixed costs_ Sales dollars) 1.0 Variable costs as a portion of net sales Breakeven = Fixed Costs. Selling price per unit - variable cost per unit Fixed costs are $1,149,722. CTO figure from above. Calculate the breakeven sales volume in dollars Write your answer here. (Sales units)

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I need help with the following questions refering to the image below. The information for Titan Company, shown in following chart, is available from Titan's time records and the employee's individual earnings records for the pay period ended December 22. 1. Complete the payroll register using a Social Security tax rate of 6.2 percent and a Medicare tax rate of 1.45 percent. Concerning Other Deductions, AR refers to Accounts Recievable and UW refers to United Way. Begin payroll checks in the payroll register with No. 2914. 2. Prepare the general journal entry to record the payroll. The firm's general ledger contains a Salary Expense account and a Salaries Payable account. 3. Prepare the general journal entry to pay the payroll. Assume that funds for this payroll have been transferred to Cash-Payroll Bank Account and that this entry has been made.

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