a)
Schedule of Budgeted Cash Receipts | |
March | |
Cash sales (20% x $70000) | 14000 |
Collection of credit sales for: | |
March (80% x $70000 x 60%) | 33600 |
February (80% x $50000 x 30%) | 12000 |
January (80% x $40000 x 8%) | 2560 |
Total budgeted cash receipts $ | 62160 |
b)
Cash Budget | |
For the Month of March | |
Beginning cash balance $ | 6000 |
Add receipts: | |
Collections from customers | 62160 |
Total cash available | 68160 |
Less cash disbursements: | |
Inventory purchases | 28000 |
Operating expenses | 40000 |
Dividends | 4000 |
Total cash disbursements | 72000 |
Excess (deficiency) of cash available over disbursements | -3840 |
Financing: | |
Borrowings | 8840 |
Repayments | 0 |
Interest | 0 |
Total financing | 8840 |
Ending cash balance $ | 5000 |
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