Beginning Cash balance | 17000 |
Add: Budgeted Cash Receipts | 140000 |
Total Cash available | 157000 |
Less: Budgeted Cash disbursements | (125000) |
Preliminary ending cash balance | 32000 |
Desired ending Cash balance | 50000 |
Less: Preliminary ending cash balance | 32000 |
Cash to be borrowed | 18000 |
Option C $18,000 is correct |
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