BISPLAN LAMPU TRIPPY
LAMPU TRIPPY
Oleh :
Muhammad Ikhsanul Akbar (20170420229)
Muhammad Ikhsanul Amri D.S (20170420256)
Fikri Riza Pratama (20170420267)
FAKULTAS
EKONOMI DAN BISNIS
UNIVERSITAS
MUHAMMADIYAH YOGYAKARTA
2018
HALAMAN PENGESAHAN
1.
Business Name
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: Lampu Tidur Trippy
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2.
Chief Executive
Name
Student
Number
Faculty / Study Program
Semester
Address
Phone Number
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: Muhammad Ikhsanul Akbar
: 20170420229
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Ekonomi/Akuntansi
: 2
: Jongke lor, Mlati, Sendangadi, Sleman, D.I.Yogyakarta
: 081339784301
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3.
Counselor
Full Name
Position
Faculty/Study program
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: Dr. Bambang
Jatmiko, SE, M.Si
: Dosen
:
Ekonomi/Akuntansi
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4.
Number of members
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: 3 orang
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5.
Capital Budget
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: Rp…..
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6.
Execution time
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: ……...
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7.
Business location
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Ahad Morning
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Yogyakarta,
24 April 2018
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Agreed,
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Supervisor
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Chief Executive,
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Dr. Bambang
Jatmiko,SE,M.Si
NIK.
19650601201210143092
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Muhammad Ikhsanul
Akbar
NIM.
20170420229
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Foreword
Praise be to pray for the presence of Allah Subhanahu
wata'ala, because thanks to His grace we can finish a paper entitled Business Plan of Lampu Trippy. This paper is submitted to fulfill the task of
Entrepreneurship course.
We would like to thank all those who have helped so that this paper can be completed on time. This paper is still far from perfect, therefore, constructive criticism and suggestion we hope for the completeness of this paper.
Hopefully this paper provides information for the community and is useful for the development of insight and improvement of science for all of us.
We would like to thank all those who have helped so that this paper can be completed on time. This paper is still far from perfect, therefore, constructive criticism and suggestion we hope for the completeness of this paper.
Hopefully this paper provides information for the community and is useful for the development of insight and improvement of science for all of us.
Yogyakarta, April 23, 2018
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
FOREWORD........................................................................................................ 2
TABLE
OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................... 3
ENDORSEMENT
PAGE ..................................................................................... 4
CHAPTER
1. PREFACE
1.1.
Background, Purpose and Benefits ..........................................................
1.2.
Company Profile ......................................................................................
1.3.
Vission, Mission, and Company Purpose ................................................
1.4.
Logo and Explanation ..............................................................................
1.5.
Organization Structur and Description ...................................................
1.6.
Company Ownership ...............................................................................
CHAPTER
2. PRODUCT
2.1. Product Pictures .......................................................................................
2.2. Product Description .................................................................................
2.3. Product Materials ....................................................................................
2.4. Product Manufacturing ............................................................................
2.5. Life Cycle Analysis .................................................................................
CHAPTER
3. MARKETING POSITIONING
3.1. Analysis Srtategy (Promotion,
Method, Price, Product, Place)..............
3.2. Market Segmentation ..............................................................................
3.3. Sales Flow Chart ......................................................................................
CHAPTER
4. COMPANY POSITIONING
4.1. SWOT Analysis .......................................................................................
4.2. Five Forces Analysis ...............................................................................
CHAPTER
5. ACCOUNTING POLICY
5.1. Accounting System
a) Sales
Accounting System ...................................................................
b) Supplies
Accounting System ..............................................................
c) Cash
Accounting System ....................................................................
d) Inventory
Accounting System ............................................................
e) Journals
...............................................................................................
f) T
account/General Ledger ..................................................................
g) Financial
Position ...............................................................................
h) Income
Statement ...............................................................................
CHAPTER
6. BUDGET
6.1. Time Frame ..............................................................................................
CHAPTER
7. COMPANY EXPEDIENCY
7.1. BEP Analysis ...........................................................................................
7.2. Payback Period Analysis .........................................................................
7.4. Conclusion ...............................................................................................
CHAPTER
8. CLOSING
8.1. Conclusion ...............................................................................................
8.2. Expectation ..............................................................................................
8.3. Suggestion ................................................................................................
8.4.
Implication
CHAPTER 1
PREFACE
1.1 Background
A lamp is a device that produces light. The word
"light" can also mean a light bulb. The lamp was first discovered by
Sir Joseph William Swan. Lamp is an object that serves as a light, the lamp has
a shape like a bottle with ronga a small wire bearing that will be misleading
when connected to the flow of electricity, or a round shape resembling a
balloon.
Some people have problems with sleeping some caused by the fantasies that are in their head about a certain figure that can cause them to feel as though there is a figure standing, sitting, or watching them from their corner of the room, because they end up choosing to turn on lights while sleeping, which is unhealthy, if they have a light sleeper that can illuminate their room but with a low light will be able to help them in this problem.
But the price of a light sleeper is expensive, making people lazy to spend their money just to buy a sleeping lamp. Seeing this we took the initiative to make light sleepers from used materials that can be reprocessed, in addition to reducing the amount of plastic waste we can also use the waste into a light sleep. This sleeping lamp will be sold cheaply because the raw material comes from a gallon of beverage packaging 6liter, and coated with a plastic spoon, so that the color is not too bright we use a green balloon lights. This way we are sure that people will buy it because of the cheap and affordable price.
Some people have problems with sleeping some caused by the fantasies that are in their head about a certain figure that can cause them to feel as though there is a figure standing, sitting, or watching them from their corner of the room, because they end up choosing to turn on lights while sleeping, which is unhealthy, if they have a light sleeper that can illuminate their room but with a low light will be able to help them in this problem.
But the price of a light sleeper is expensive, making people lazy to spend their money just to buy a sleeping lamp. Seeing this we took the initiative to make light sleepers from used materials that can be reprocessed, in addition to reducing the amount of plastic waste we can also use the waste into a light sleep. This sleeping lamp will be sold cheaply because the raw material comes from a gallon of beverage packaging 6liter, and coated with a plastic spoon, so that the color is not too bright we use a green balloon lights. This way we are sure that people will buy it because of the cheap and affordable price.
The established background of this business is:
- Solve the problem of society by sleeping soluble due to the fantasy.
- Overcoming the waste of 6 liters of packed gallons that much wasted in vain
- Raw materials are cheap and easy to obtain.
- Solve the problem of society by sleeping soluble due to the fantasy.
- Overcoming the waste of 6 liters of packed gallons that much wasted in vain
- Raw materials are cheap and easy to obtain.
1.1 Purpose
Based on the description above, here are the goals to be achieved with the
creation
this business plan proposal:
1. To complete the task that has been given by the lecturer.
2. To instill an entrepreneurial spirit
3. To reduce the amount of waste plastic waste from gallons
4. etc.
this business plan proposal:
1. To complete the task that has been given by the lecturer.
2. To instill an entrepreneurial spirit
3. To reduce the amount of waste plastic waste from gallons
4. etc.
1.1 Advantages
Here are the benefits that will be obtained with this
business ....:
1. Economic Benefits
+ Benefit from the sale.
+ Increase capital to run the business.
+ Increase creativity to be encouraged to always try and give the best.
2. Social Benefits
+ Reduced plastic waste from gallons of mineral water
+ Helping people who have problems with their sleep
+ Adding jobs in the community
1. Economic Benefits
+ Benefit from the sale.
+ Increase capital to run the business.
+ Increase creativity to be encouraged to always try and give the best.
2. Social Benefits
+ Reduced plastic waste from gallons of mineral water
+ Helping people who have problems with their sleep
+ Adding jobs in the community
1.2
Company profile
1.
Business Type
The businesses we currently have in our business include manufacturing
because we process resources from raw to ready-to-market products to our
customers.
2. Business Plan theme
Friends of our
business plan is the Sleeping Lamp we named as trippy lamps, We make this lamp
because one of our members who have problems when sleeping too dark decided to
try to make a light sleeper, later this light will be marketed to customers who
may has the same problem we have with the cheap price of the lamp.
3. Business Name
The business name we use is Trippy Lights, why we
use the word Trippy because the word is easy to remember it is the main asset
that we have today, after that because Trippy itself which means the journey of
hallucination when connoted into English. If a person hallucinates then their
chances of feeling relaxed and drowsy will be higher and also because we use a
green color which means that green is the color of tranquility.
4. Business
Slogan
“You feel joy so do we”
We use the slogan because that means
someone will be quiet at the time of sleep and reduce the effects of anxiety
due to the excessive imagination makes us as the producer of the lamp get a
sense of self satisfaction because seeing our customers who use the products we
produce is happy with the quality and benefits of the goods.
1.3 Vision,
Mission, Company logo
1.
Vission
Multifungsional Lamp.
2.
Mision
1. Reduce the use of waste from 6 liters of plastic gallon.
2. Reduce anxiety for people who have
problems with the dark.
3. Lights with many uses.
4. Bed lights are cheap and affordable for
anyone
5. Environmentally friendly sleeping
lights
1.4 Logo Brand
The meaning of
the logo we have is that the lights illuminate all the spots even though it
only has a little light that is marked with the 7 lines which means not too
bright and not too dark, the right light is needed to help people who have
trouble with sleeping in the dark but can not sleep when it's too bright.
1.5 Organization Structure and Job Description
Organization Structure
Information
:
1.
Owner
The
owner of the small business we make this business plan is the three of us who
are members and at the same time as the initial capital depositors, each of us
three became manager in several parts.
2.
Operational Manager
Operational
management is Operational management is a series of activities that generate
value in the form of goods and services by converting inputs into outputs Jay
Heizer and Barry Render (2005; 4), from the management of this operation only
oversees a division of Production division.
3. Marketing Manager
According to
(Dharmmesta & Handoko, 1982) defines manajamen marketing is an activity
undertaken by the company to maintain its business continuity. In the marketing
management process begins before production and does not end at the time of
sale. Adapaun Opinion from (Kotler, 1980), marketing management is analyzing,
planning, implementing and supervising the program in which the aim to create a
market exchange with a target market to reach the goals of the company.
From
this marketing management itself oversees 2 divisions, while division among
others is the division of Marketing and Distribution.
3.
Financial Manager
Financial management is concerned with the acquisition,
funding and asset management based on some general goals (James C. VanHorne and
John M. Wachowicz, Jr.) .Another opinion is, Financial management is the field
of business management that has the purpose to be used wisely and selection
thoroughly from the sources of capital to enable the unit of expenditure to
move beyond the goal. (J. F. Bradley in his Administrative Financial Management)
1.2
Main Task
A.
Manager
(Muhammad
Ikhsanul Amri)
Manager
is a person who has a position with a function as a supervisor and also a
controller within a company. The owner consists of 3 people who set up the
business and manage the business.
Task:
1. As the leader
of the company.
2. Organize and control the company.
3. The decision maker of the company.
4. Make policy about the company.
5. Cooperate with the brand outside the company.
6. Evaluate the performance of company staff and employees.
2. Organize and control the company.
3. The decision maker of the company.
4. Make policy about the company.
5. Cooperate with the brand outside the company.
6. Evaluate the performance of company staff and employees.
B.
Financial Manager (Muhammad Ikhsanul Akbar)
The
main task of this financial manager is to manage the finances of a company, as
for other task duties owned as follows:
Task :
1. Financial
planning.
2. Financial budget.
3. Financial management.
4. Financial reporting.
2. Financial budget.
3. Financial management.
4. Financial reporting.
C.
Marketing Manager and Distribution (Fikri Riza Pratama)
This
division is in charge of determining the products to be sold, determining the
selling price, as well as being responsible for achieving the sales targets
every month. The tasks and responsibilities of marketing include:
Task:
1. Present the work
achieved.
2. Introducing various banana processed products to the public, especially on campus.
3. Cooperate with external parties in certain events or activities.
2. Introducing various banana processed products to the public, especially on campus.
3. Cooperate with external parties in certain events or activities.
D. Manajemen Produksi
(Muhammad Ikhsanul Amri)
Understanding production management is the
task of coordinating and controlling the activities necessary to make a product
more effectively from various aspects as follows:
Tasks:
1. Planning and organizing production.
2. Make product quality standards.
3. View and supervise the process of making the product.
Tasks:
1. Planning and organizing production.
2. Make product quality standards.
3. View and supervise the process of making the product.
CHAPTER 2
PRODUCT
2.1 Product Picture
2.2 Product Definition
The product we are going to sell is the Sleep Lamp which
is named Trippy Lights, this lamp is the main raw material of unused plastic
gallon. The main purpose of making this sleeping light is to help people out
there who have problems when sleeping in a place that is too dark.
2.2 Product Advantages and
Disadvantages
1. Product
Excellence
a. Low price.
b. Durable.
c. Environmentally friendly.
d. Provide a sense / sensation of security for the owner
2. Product Weakness
a. Can not bear hardiness.
b. Not waterproof.
c. Requires electrical connection.
2.3 Production process
Material :
- Galon 6 liters
- Plastic spoon
- Green light
- Glue
- Candles
- Plastic spoon
- Green light
- Glue
- Candles
2.4 How to
make it :
First, we prepare
all the materials needed.
After all materials are available, we can start cutting the gallon into 2 parts, the part we use is the part that has the drains.
After that we start to stick the plastic spoon on the outside of the gallon until the entire outer gallon is covered by the head of a plastic spoon with glue.
After all is done we start to make a small hole in place of bottle cap as cable place, so the lamp can stand upright.
The next step is to turn on the lights.
Voila, trippy lamp is ready to use.
After all materials are available, we can start cutting the gallon into 2 parts, the part we use is the part that has the drains.
After that we start to stick the plastic spoon on the outside of the gallon until the entire outer gallon is covered by the head of a plastic spoon with glue.
After all is done we start to make a small hole in place of bottle cap as cable place, so the lamp can stand upright.
The next step is to turn on the lights.
Voila, trippy lamp is ready to use.
2.5 Life Cycle Analysis
Life Cycle
Trippy lamp is expected to sell 50 units in the first year and grow in the second year as much as two-fold, to reach the peak in the third year 120. In the third year is the golden age of trippy lamp sales itself due to products that have begun to be recognized by community. However, in the fourth year of decline due to lack of innovation and can not follow the market demand with sales falling half of the previous year with only 60 units sold.
Trippy lamp is expected to sell 50 units in the first year and grow in the second year as much as two-fold, to reach the peak in the third year 120. In the third year is the golden age of trippy lamp sales itself due to products that have begun to be recognized by community. However, in the fourth year of decline due to lack of innovation and can not follow the market demand with sales falling half of the previous year with only 60 units sold.
CHAPTER 3
MARKET POSITIONING
3.1 Competitor Analysis and Market
Opportunity
a.
Competitor Analysis
1.
Price
Because
it is easy for us to find the main raw material for making this lamp we do not
fix the price that is too high, especially our target market comes from the
student group where most still depend on the parents as main income, we
determine the price of 35 thousand for 1 product the lamp that we produce the
price is quite cheap for a similar lamp which when sold in large stores such as
IKEA will have a price of about 100 rb.
2.
Product
The
products we offer have a fairly good quality for products with low prices and
have a good endurance so that we do not doubt about the quality of our products
that will make consumers satisfied with the products they get at a reasonable
price.
3. Promotion
Promotion we do in the most important way is the quality of a good product
so that it will provide a sense of satisfaction to consumers who will be the
consumers themselves who help our sales by telling people closest to them like
friends and family about the goods they get. The other way and the most common
is to share on social networks like instagram, line, and whatsapp we can use
our personal account and friends account to help promote our merchandise.
4. Place
The place we are distributing our products is in ahad
morning held by UMY every Sunday morning, at that time opportunity for us to
introduce our work product that we will sell. We also serve COD service that is
Cash On Delivery which in turn will buyer and seller will meet in place that
have been determined and do transaction there.
3.2 Market
Segmentation
Aspect :
Economic :
We have a target market for people who have income
ranging from 1 to 3 million. The products we offer fix the price is not too
high because the lamp has a raw material that is easy to get and does not need
special skills in making it.
Gender :
In terms of gender these lamps
can be categorized as unisex lights which means it can be used by all gender,
we do not specialize this lamp for use by certain groups or groups.
Demografi :
Scope of sales location This
lamp is sekita campus University of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta that is area of
Kasihan and Gamping. Because these lamps are included in the category of goods
"Fragile" so it would be better if the transaction is done by way of
"Cash On Delivery" is to meet the buyer and seller to make a
transaction in a predetermined place.
Age :
We do not target age restrictions in the use of
these lights. This light is just the room decorations that are used during
sleep so there is no age limit in its use.
2. Strategy dan Promostion
Technology :
We use our own devices to
promote our product sales. Using the various social media we have and asking
for the help of some of our friends to promote our stuff, some of the social
media we will use is instagram, line, and whatsapp.
Way :
The promotional strategy we use
by creating 1 product first, after which we will take pictures of the product
and start creating a classified ad that we will spread in our group chat group,
this way is sparingly and does not require much preparation and has a large
audience.
Pricing :
The price of the lights that we will sell is about 45
thousand rupiah. The price is very affordable for the students who are our
target market.
Promotion Design :
We do
promotions with classified ads that will be distributed in different chat
groups that we have. That is, by sharing a picture of this product and then
sharing its classified ads, for more info we will direct to one of our members
to answer potential buyer questions.
3.2 Company Target
1.
Sasaran
The
business target of our business plan is for all circles and all genders, but
since we live in an area with a large number of students we therefore decided
to focus more on sales towards students.
2.
Target
1) Creating a light sleeper that is affordable for all circles.
2) Create an environmentally friendly sleeping light.
3) Creating a quality sleeping light.
4) Helps overcome people who experience sleep problems with conditions that are too dark.
2) Create an environmentally friendly sleeping light.
3) Creating a quality sleeping light.
4) Helps overcome people who experience sleep problems with conditions that are too dark.
Cash Flow
CHAPTER 4
COMPANY POSITIONING
4.1 SWOT
ANALYSIS
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SRENGTH
(S)
1. The main raw
material is cheap and easy to get
2. The products we offer are cheap.
3.The quality is pretty good for the same price range of
similar products.
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WEAKNESS
(W)
1. Size is quite
large so it takes a lot of places and can not be placed in a narrow place
2.Lack of insecurity that can be categorized as glassware. |
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OPPORTUNITY(O)
1. Sleeping with
sleep lights can improve sleep quality.
2. New students who need decoration for their rooms. |
STRATEGI (SO)
1. Easily get raw
materials so as to save budget financing.
2. And with that the margin obtained will be higher. 3. With demand gradually rising. |
STRATEGI
(WO)
1. Resilience that can not stand so that will be quickly damaged when
often slammed.
2. Size large enough so that it will take many places in the room. |
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THREAT
(T)
1.Tumblr lamp that is cheap
2. Portable competitive lights are easy to carry anywhere. 3.Aggs that sleep with a light sleep is not good. |
STRATEGI
(ST)
1. A competing light that is cheap but not environmentally friendly.
2. Portable competitor lights but our products have good look and art. |
STRATEGI
(WT)
1. The size is large while competing lights are small and easy to carry
anywhere
2. The price of competing lights are cheaper and can not stand the product against kickback. |
SWOT
Strength :
1.The main raw materials are cheap and easy to get
2.The products we offer are cheap.
3. Quite good quality for the same price range of similar products.
2.The products we offer are cheap.
3. Quite good quality for the same price range of similar products.
Weakness :
1. Size is quite large.
2.Lack of insecurity that can be categorized as glassware.
2.Lack of insecurity that can be categorized as glassware.
Opportunity :
1. Sleeping with sleep lights can improve sleep quality.
2. New students who need decoration for their rooms.
2. New students who need decoration for their rooms.
Threat :
1.Tumblr lamp that is cheap
2. Portable competitive lights are easy to carry anywhere.
3.Aggs that sleep with a light sleep is not good.
2. Portable competitive lights are easy to carry anywhere.
3.Aggs that sleep with a light sleep is not good.
4.2 Five
Forces dari Lampu Trippy
1. Supplier
In the matter of the availability of raw materials
from Trippy Lights this can be categorized as favorable due to the number of
students who live in their rent room using Cleo size 6 liters as a fulfillment
of needs in their drinking needs, so easy to get the required bakatan
materials. Moreover, mineral water is a primary requirement for most people, so
the small presentation for the lack of raw materials. Moreover we can get the
raw material tsebut for free because it is not used anymore by the owner.Favorable
2. Rivalry
Competition in this sleeping lamp can be said
favorable because the target market of our products are students and as it is
known that students are usually more fixated on the cheap price but has a
pretty good quality. So far we have not found any other bed lamp craftsmen in
the area of Gamping and Pity.
Favorable
3. New Entrance
Easy raw materials needed and do not need special
skills in making Sleep Lamp like this will give us Unfavorable situation. So it
will be easier for others to produce the same or similar products from the
products we offer.
Unfavorable
4. Consumers
Buyers who have an important role in the sale of
this product have a moderate effect. The buyer can not set the price because
the producer is not so dependent on the buyer but the buyer has a large
selection of substitution items.
Favorable
5. Substitute.
Substitute of Bedtime lamp that we will make is
lamp which shaped small and amount as much as lamp which is looped in christmas
tree, moreover the price of the lamp which is cheap enough and easy to carry
where but the lamp have low lighting level so that more precise to be referred
to as decoration lights.
Unfavorable
The conclusion of the 5 forces we use is that most
of them refer to favorable
situations or can be called profitable.
CHAPTER 5
ACCOUNTING
POLICY
6.1
Accounting
System
Accounting
System company This Trippy Lamp uses the accounting system of
perpetual accounting. This perpetual record-keeping system will record each
time a inventory mutation such as a purchase, sale or purchase return of a
Trippy Lights product.
6.2
Transaction and Journal Record
1.1 Transaction
And journal record
1. Transaction
a.
January
1.
Taken from raw material inventory
for production of Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs, cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs, cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
b.
Februari
1. Taken
from raw material inventory for production of Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000
/ pcs, cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
c.
Maret
1. Taken
from raw material inventory for production of Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000
/ pcs, cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
d.
April
1. Taken from raw material inventory for
production of Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000
/ pcs, cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
e.
May
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
f.
June
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
g.
July
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
h.
August
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
i.
September
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
Oktober
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
j.
November
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
k.
Desember
1.Taken from raw material inventory for production of
Rp 200,000
2. Sale Trippy 10pcs lamp product @ 45.000 / pcs,
cost of goods sold Rp 26.000 / pcs
3. Other costs Rp 20.000
4. Utility Fee Rp 25.000
2.
Journal
a.
January
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
b.
February
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
c.
March
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
d.
April
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
e.
May
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
f.
June
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
g.
July
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
h.
August
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
i.
September
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
j.
October
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
k.
November
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
l.
December
Account
|
Debit
|
credit
|
Raw materials
cash
|
Rp 200.000
|
Rp 200.000
|
cash
sales
cost of good
sold
inventory
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Rp 450.000
Rp 26.000
|
Miscellaneous
exp
cash
|
Rp 20.000
|
Rp 20.000
|
Utility cost
Cash
|
Rp 25.000
|
Rp 25.000
|
T ACCOUNT
CASH
|
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
450.000
|
200.000
|
|
20.000
|
|
25.000
|
205.000
|
|
INVENTORY
|
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
|
200.000
|
|
200.000
|
SUPPLIES
|
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
|
26.000
|
|
26.000
|
SALES
|
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
|
450.000
|
|
450.000
|
COST OF GOOD SOLD
|
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
26.000
|
|
26.000
|
UTILITY COST
|
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
25.000
|
|
25.000
|
OTHER COST
|
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
20.000
|
|
20.000
|
6.3
Trial Balance
No
|
Account
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
1
|
Cash
|
2.460.000
|
|
2
|
Inventory
|
2.400.000
|
|
3
|
Supplies
|
|
312.000
|
4
|
Sales
|
|
5.400.000
|
5
|
Cost of good sold
|
312.000
|
|
7
|
Utility cost
|
300.000
|
|
8
|
Other cost
|
240.000
|
|
Total
|
5.712.000
|
5.712.000
|
Adjusting Journal Entry
Transaction
|
Description
|
Debit
|
Credit
|
January
|
Cost of good sold
Supplies
|
3.120.000
|
3.120.000
|
LAMPU TRIPPY
|
||||||||||
TRIAL BALANCE AFTER ADJUSTED
|
||||||||||
FOR YEAR ENDED 31 DESEMBER 2018
|
||||||||||
Account
|
Trial balance before being adjusted
|
Adjusting
|
Trial balance after being adjusted
|
Income Statement
|
Statement of financial statement
|
|||||
Debit
|
Kredit
|
Debit
|
Kredit
|
Debit
|
Kredit
|
Debit
|
Kredit
|
Debit
|
Kredit
|
|
Cash
|
2.460.000
|
|
|
|
2.460.000
|
|
|
|
2.460.000
|
|
Inventory
|
|
312.000
|
|
3.120.000
|
|
3.432.000
|
|
|
|
3.432.000
|
Supplies
|
2.400.000
|
|
|
|
2.400.000
|
|
|
|
2.400.000
|
|
Sales
|
|
4.200.000
|
|
|
|
5.400.000
|
|
5.400.000
|
|
|
Cost
of Good sold
|
312.000
|
|
3.120.000
|
|
3.432.000
|
|
3.432.000
|
|
|
|
Utility
Cost
|
300.000
|
|
|
|
300.000
|
|
300.000
|
|
|
|
Other
cost
|
240.000
|
|
|
|
240.000
|
|
240.000
|
|
|
|
Total
|
5.712.000
|
5.712.000
|
3.120.000
|
3.120.000
|
8.732.000
|
8.732.000
|
3.972.000
|
5.400.000
|
4.860.000
|
3.432.000
|
CHAPTER 6
BUDGET
1.
Production Cost
a.
Fixed Cost(FC)
1)
Business Cost
Business Cost
No
|
Description
|
Rp/Month
|
1
|
Cost for Promoting (Rp 840.000/th)
|
70.000
|
2
|
Administration fee (Rp 25.000/bln)
|
15.000
|
Total
|
25.000
|
Social fund for
one year is Rp. 60.000 therefore it will be Rp. 5.000 per month
Rp 60.000 selama 1 tahun,
jadi per bulan Rp 5.000
TOTAL FIXED COST (Rp/Month)
Total
Fixed Cost
No
|
Component of Fixed Cost
|
Rp/Month
|
1
|
Business Cost
|
85.000
|
4
|
Social fund
|
15.000
|
Total
|
100.000
|
a. Variable Cost(VC)
1) Cost of raw material
The monthly
calculation period is 20 days
Produce Lampu Trippy 1 pcs / 3 hari
Cost of Raw Material
Materials name
|
Quantity
|
Galon 6 liter
|
10
|
Plastic Spoon
|
30
|
Candle
|
2 packs
|
Lamp
|
10 pcs
|
Cable and lamp place
|
10 pcs
|
Production 1 pcs / 3 days
production/month 10 pcs/month
|
Price of raw material
Price of raw material
No
|
Material used/month
|
Cost
|
1.
|
Galon 6 liter
|
0
|
2.
|
Plastic Spoon @5000
|
150.000
|
3.
|
Candle @ 5000
|
10.000
|
4.
|
Lamp @5000
|
50.000
|
5.
|
Cable and lamp place@5000
|
50.000
|
TOTAL
|
260.000
|
Total Costof raw material
No
|
Description
|
Rp/month
|
1.
|
Cost of raw material
|
260.000
|
TOTAL
|
260.000
|
2) Overhead Cost
Overhead Cost
No
|
Name
|
amount
|
Rp/month
|
1
|
Electricity and water
|
-
|
25.000
|
Total
|
25.000
|
Total Variable Cost
No
|
Cost Component of production
|
Rp/month
|
1
|
Raw Material Cost
|
260.000
|
2
|
Overhead Cost
|
25.000
|
Total
|
285.000
|
CHAPTER 7
COMPANY EXPEDIENCY
7.1
BEP ANALYSIS
TOTAL
FIXED COST/
TOTAL VARIABLE COST
PER
MONTH
= FC + VC
= Rp 100.000 + Rp
285.000
= Rp 385.000
1. Determination of costs of good sold (COGS)
v In a month can make up to 10 lamps
= Rp 26.000/potong
Thus we get the cost of good sold of “Lampu
Trippy” per
pcs Rp 26.000
5)
Sales Calculation
Sales Calculation
Information
|
Sales /month
|
Amount/month
|
1 pcs
|
10 x Rp 26.000
|
Rp
2.600.000
|
6)
Variable Cost (VC) / Pack
=
Rp
28.500
per pcs
7.1
Break
Even Point (BEP)
=
=
0,63
BEP
(Rp)
BEP /Waktu
Price
|
Sales
|
BEP
|
Saleses
|
Variabel
|
FC
|
8.000,5774194
|
2.480,179
|
1.240
|
P
|
Q
|
BEP
|
Saleses
|
Variabel
|
FC
|
8.000,5774194
|
2.480,179
|
1.240
|
P
|
Q
|
Rp. 27.727
|
Rp. 100.000
|
Variable
|
Unit
|
Fixed
Cost
|
BEP
|
16.5
|
Lampu Trippy
Income Statement
For the Month Ended 31 December 2018
|
||
Sales
|
450.000
|
|
Costs :
|
|
|
1. Fixed Cost
Business cost
Social fund
Total Cost
|
85.000
15.000
100.000
|
|
2. Variable Cost
Raw material cost
Overhead cost
Total Cost
|
260.000
25.000
285.000
|
385.000
|
Gross Profit
|
65.000
|
|
Owner Business (5%
Gross Profit)
|
( 3.250)
|
|
Net profit
|
61.750
|
7.3 Payback Period (PP)
Payback
Period
(PBP) is a method of evaluating the feasibility of an
investment by finding the period necessary to restore the amount of investment
that has been issued based on the expected cash flows from the funded
investment.
9.7
Therefore, it can be seen that Trippy Lamp production will return
capital within 9.7 months.
7.4 Conclusion
The conclusion of the calculations we have done is the
capital needed to start this business of Rp. 385.000 which the goods will be
marketed at a price of Rp. 45,000 with the selling price of Rp. 26,000 profit
earned of Rp. 19,000 which takes 9.7 months
CHAPTER 8
CHAPTER 8
CLOSING
8.1.
Conclusion
After all the
information we provide from the start on the introduction of the products we
will offer, we select the name and logo, our mission vision, the SWOT that
describes the advantages and disadvantages of the product from external and
internal factors, to the making of the report and and the required costs to run
this business is expected to be a consideration for the father and others
involved in the council of consideration. Hopefully with this report can help
me and us all in getting better.
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