A. | Schedule of cash receipts-March | ||||||
R | |||||||
January sales | 200000 | ||||||
Credit sales at 90% | 180000 | ||||||
10% collected in the second month (March) following sale | |||||||
(180000*10%) | 18000 | ||||||
February sales | 320000 | ||||||
Credit sales at 90% | 288000 | ||||||
25% collected in the next month (March) of sale | |||||||
(288000*25%) | 72000 | ||||||
March sales | 440000 | ||||||
Cash sales at 10% | 44000 | ||||||
Credit sales at 90% | 396000 | ||||||
60% collected in the month of sale | 237600 | ||||||
Total | 371600 | ||||||
B. | Schedule of cash payments (Accounts payable payments)-March | ||||||
R | |||||||
Jan purchase | 130000 | ||||||
15% in the second month after purchase | (130000*15%) | 19500 | |||||
Feb purchase | 170000 | ||||||
50% in the month following purchase | (170000*50%) | 85000 | |||||
Mar purchase | 250000 | ||||||
35% in the month of purchase | (250000*35%) | 87500 | |||||
Total | 192000 | ||||||
C. | Cash Budget-March | ||||||
R | R | ||||||
Beginning balance | 5400 | ||||||
Add: Cash receipts | 371600 | ||||||
Total cash available | 377000 | ||||||
Less:Cash disbursements | |||||||
Accounts payable payments | 192000 | ||||||
Salaries and wages: | |||||||
Current month | (45000*95%) | 42750 | |||||
Previous month | (45000*5%) | 2250 | |||||
Utilities | 4300 | ||||||
Rent | 9000 | ||||||
Insurance | 3000 | ||||||
Advertising cost | 1000 | 254300 | |||||
Ending balance | 122700 | ||||||
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