Cash receipts budget are prepared as a part of cash budget. It helps in determining how much cash will company collect during each month.Past data are used to prepare cash collection budget.
(1) 40% in month of sale
30% in month after sale
27% two month after sale
3% never collected
January | February | |
Total Sales | $701,500 | $355,000 |
Cash receipts from customers | ||
Nov sales col. in January | $106,110[$393,000*27%] | |
Dec sale col. in January | $122,700[$409,000*30%] | |
Dec sale col. in February | $110,430[$409,000*27%] | |
Jan sale col. in Jan | $280,600[$701,500*40%] | |
Jan Sales col. in Feb | $210,450[$701,500*30%] | |
Feb sales col. in Feb | $142,000[$355,000*40%] | |
Total | $509,410 | $462,880 |
(2) Revised
30% in month of sale, 20% in month after sale,46% two month after sale,4% never collected.
January | February | |
Total Sales | $701,500 | $355,000 |
Cash receipts from customers | ||
Nov sales col. in January | $180,780[$393,000*46%] | |
Dec sale col. in January | $81,800[$409,000*20%] | |
Dec sale col. in February | $188,140[$409,000*46%] | |
Jan sale col. in Jan | $210,450[$701,500*30%] | |
Jan Sales col. in Feb | $140,300[$701,500*20%] | |
Feb sales col. in Feb | $106,500[$355,000*30%] | |
Total | $473,030 | $434,940 |
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