Create a cash flow with the following information:
Sales Projection for the month is $30,000
75 % of sales are expected to be collected in current month and the remaining 25% to be collected in the following month.
Cost of Goods equals =45% of sales (Materials) 15% of sales (direct labor) 15% of sales (subcontractors)
*Materials and subcontractors and paid in the following month while direct labor is paid in the month worked*
The owners deposit $20,000 in the bank at the beginning of October. $100 of these funds will be used to pay for their common shares and the remaining $19,900 will be set up as a loan from the share holder with no interest and no set terms of repayment.
The corporate income tax is 17%
Operating Expenses
Depreciation
Truck | cost $38,000, useful life 5 years, residual value 20% of costs |
Tools | cost $18,000, useful life 8 years |
Office Furniture |
cost $5000, useful life 3 years |
Building |
Cost $50,000 useful life 20 years |
Other expenses
Insurance $8400 annually
interest on long term debt 4.25% for 20 year amortization
property tax -annual taxes $420
Administrative salaries | $ 4,800.00 |
Accounting & legal | $ 4,000.00 |
Advertising & promotions | $ 3,000.00 |
Business fees & licenses | $ - |
Depreciation Expenses | $ 661.39 |
Insurance | $ 700.00 |
interest & bank charges | $ 35.00 |
interest on long term debt | $ - |
office supplies | $ 100.00 |
property tax | $ 35.00 |
motor vehicles expenses | $ 450.00 |
repair & maintenance | $ 50.00 |
telephone | $ 165.00 |
travel & entertainment | $ 40.00 |
Utilities | $ 250.00 |
Projected Cash Flows statement | |||
Particulars | October | November | |
Opening Balance | - | 24375 | |
Add: | Proceeds from issue of common stock | 100 | |
Add: | Proceeds from loan raised from owners | 19900 | |
Add: | Collection From Debtors | 22500 | 7500 |
Less: | Payment for materials | - | 13500 |
Less: | Payment for Subcontractors | - | 4500 |
Less: | Payment for Direct Labours | 4500 | |
Less: | Admin Sal | 4800 | |
Less: | Accounting & Legal | 4000 | |
Less: | Advt & promotion | 3000 | |
Less: | Insurance expenses | 700 | |
Less: | Interest & Bank Chgs | 35 | |
Less: | Office Supplies | 100 | |
Less: | Property Tax | 35 | |
Less: | Motor Vehicle Expenses | 450 | |
Less: | Repair & Maintenance | 50 | |
Less: | Telephone | 165 | |
Less: | Travel & Entertainment | 40 | |
Less: | Utilities | 250 | |
Closing Balnce | 24375 |
Assumptions: 1) Due to lack of Information, projected cash flow statement is prepared for the month of October only, as Owners have deposited the abovementioned amount in October.
2) All expenses, unless stated particularly about payment basis are assumed to be paid in the same monthh as incurred.
3) Due to lack of information, Opening Balance in the month of October is taken as Nil.
4) Interest on long term debt is not included in the statement because the debt amount is not stated in the question.
5) Deprciation expenses is of non cash nature & hence not included in the statement
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