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Sales Budget A October Total November December Sales Budget $420,000 $147,000 $273,000 $504,000 $1,274,000 $350,000 $122,500 $227,500 $176,400 Cash sales $445,900 $327,600 $828,100 Sales on Account Schedule of Cash Receipts November December Total October $176,400 $445,900 $273,000 $500,500 $449,400 $946,400 $122,500 $147,000 $227,500 $374,500 Current Cash Sales Plus collections from A/R $122,500 Cash received from Debtors COGS November December $420,000 $294,000 October Total $504,000 $1,274,000 $352,800 $891,800 Sales Cost of Goods Sold -70% $350,000 $245,000 Purchase Budget C November December $294,000 $70,560 $364,560 $58,800 $305,760 October Total $245,000 $58,800 $303,800 $352,800 $13,100 $365,900 $904,900 $70,560 $295,340$904,900 $891,800 $13,100 COGS Add: Closing stock (20% of next month COGS) Total Needs Less Opening Stock $0 Required Purchase (On Account) $303,800 Schedule of Cash payment for purchases November December October Total Payment Payment of Current Moth Account payable Payment for prior month Accounts payable $183,456 $121,520 $304,976 $177,204 $542,940 $182,280 $122,304 $243,824 $182,280 $299,508$786,764 Total payment for purchases Selling and administrative Expense budget November December Total October $19,100 $20,160 Salary expense Sales commission (4% of Sales) Supplies expense ( 2% of Sales) $19,100 $14,000 $7,000 $2,500 $5,100 $5,900 $2,300 $19,100 $57,300 $50,960 $16,800 $10,080 $2,500 $8,400 $2,500 $5,100 $5,900 $2,300 $25,480 $7,500 Utilities Depreciation on stores fixtures $5,100 $5,900 $2,300 $15,300 Rent $17,700 $6,900 Miscellaneous 60,100 55,900 65,140 Total Selling and administrative expense 181,140 Schedule of Cash payments for S & A Expenses October November December Total $19,100 $14,000 $8,400 $2,500 $5,900 $2.300 $52,200 $19,100 $16,800 Salary expense Sales commission (4% of Sales) Supplies expense ( 2% of Sales) $19,100 $57,300 $30,800 $25,480 $7,000 $10,080 $2,500 $5,900 $2,300 $56,680$143,180 $5,000 Utilities $5,900 $2,300 $17,700 Rent Miscellaneous $6,900 $34,300 Total cash for Selling and administrative expense Cash Budget G November December $23,560 October Total Opening Balance of Cash Cash Collections from customers Cash available for disbursement $23,444 $449,400 $472,844$946,400 $0 $946,400 $122,500 $122,500 $374,500 $398,060 Payments for Selling and administrative expense Purchase of Stores fixtures $56,680 $143,180 $34,300 $52,200 $153,400 $153,400 $56.680 Cash paid for disbursements Net Cash available Financing Borrowings (at the beginning of the month) Net balance $52,200 $187,700 $296,580 -$65,200 $416,164 $649,820 $345,860 $48,000 $48,000 $345,860 $416,164$697,820 -$17,200 $182,280 -$199,480 Merchandise purchase (paid at end of the month) Total net cash Financing Borrowings (at the end of the month) Repayments (at the end of month) Interest (at 2% per month) Total financing $304,976 $299,508$786,764 -$88,944| $40,884 $116,656 $224,000 $224,000 -$12,000 -$5,440 -$88,456-$100,456 -$5,200 -$93,656$111,944 $23,000 -$960 $223,040 $23,560 -$11,600 -$17,440 $23,444 $23,000 Closing cash balance
RUNDLE COMPANY H Performa Income Statement For the Quarter Needed December 31st, 2019 $1,274,000 Sales Less $891,800 Cost of Goods Sold Gross profit Salary expense Sales commission (4% of Sales) Supplies expense (2% of Sales) Utilities Depreciation on stores fixtures $382,200 $57,300 $50,960 $25,480 $7,500 $15,300 $17,700 $6,900 Rent Miscellaneous $11,600 Interest on short term loans $192,740 $189,460 Net Income RUNDLE COMPNAY Proforma Balance Sheet December 31st, 2019 Assets Current Assets Cash $23,000 Accounts rece ivable Inventory $327,600 $13,100 $363,700 Fixed Assets $153,400 Stores fixture Less: Depreciation during the year $138,100 $501,800 -$15,300 Total Assets Current liabilities Accounts payable Outstanding expense Short term borrowing $118,136 $22,660 $171,544 $312,340 Total Current Liabilities Stockholders' equity Retained earnings $189,460 $501,800 Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity Budgeted Statement of Retained Earnings earnings Add: Net profit Retained earnings 189,460 189,460 Accounts receivable closing balance Opening Balance 1,274,000 946,400 Add: Sales Less: Collection Closing Balance 327,600 Accounts payable closing balance Opening Balance Add: Purchases 904,900 Less: Payment Closing Balance -786,764 118,136 RUNDLE COMPNAY Proforma Statement of Cash flows For the Quarter Ended December 31st, 2018 Cash Flow from Operating Activities Cash received from Customers $946,400 -$786,764 -$143,180 -$11,600 Cash payment to Vendors Cash payment for Operating Expenses Interest paid to Bank Net cash from Operating Activities $4,856 Cash Flow from Investing Activities Purchase of Stores Fixtures -$153,400 Cash Flow from Financing Activities Short term borrowing Repayment of Short term borrowing Net cash from Financing Activities Net Cash inflow/(Outflow) $272,000 -$100,456 $171,544 $23,000 $23,000 Cash- Closing balance
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