Answer : $10,500
Cash Budget for April
April | |
Beginning Cash Balance | $19,500 |
ADD; Cash receipts | 68,000 |
Total Cash Available | 87,500 |
Less : Cash Disbursements | 82,000 |
Primary Balance of the Cash | 5,500 |
Minimum Cash balance Required | 16,000 |
amount Need To Borrow ( 16,000-5,500) | 10,500 |
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