cash receipts
March | ||
cash sales | 44000 | [440000*10%] |
receipt from credit sale of january | 18000 | [200000*90%credit sales*10%] |
receipt from credit sale of february | 72000 | [320000*90%*25%] |
receipt from credit sale of March | 237600 | [440000*90%*60%] |
Total cash receipts in march | 371600$ | [44000+18000+72000+237600] |
2. payment budget
March | ||
payment from credit purchase of january | 19500 | [130000*15%] |
payment from credit purchase of february | 85000 | [170000*50%] |
payment from credit purchase of March | 87500 | [250000*35%] |
Total cash payment in march | 192000$ |
3. cash budget
March | ||
beginning cash balance | 5400 | |
Add: cash receipts from sales | 371600 | |
Total cash available | 377000 | 371600+5400 |
Less: disbursements | ||
cash payment for merchandise purchase | 192000 | |
salaries and wages | 45000 | 95% of march and 5% of February paid in march |
utilities | 4300 | |
rent on building | 9000 | |
insurance | 3000 | |
advertising cost | 1000 | |
Total disbursement | 254300 | |
ending cash balance | 122700 | [377000-254300] |
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