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2 points dde en, Inc. has budgeted sales reveruess as follors Credit sales Cash sales Total sales July $125.000 255.000 $300.
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PART A
1.Expected cash receipts (B)=310500
2.Expected cash payments(D)=310500
PART B Cash budget
Particulars August
A)Opening balance 50000
B)Cash receipts:
1.Cash sales 195000
2.credit sales collected during month 54000
(90000*60%
3.Credit sale for month of july collected in august(40%) 50000
4.Loan taken for maintaing cash balance 11500
Total cash receipts 310500
C)Total cash available 360500
(A+B)
D)Payments
1.purchases(50% current month) 52500
(105000*50%)
2.Purchases 50 % paid in next month(july purchases) 120000
(240000*50%)
3.Selling and administrative Expenses 48000
4.Purchase of equipment(august) 90000
5.Total payments 310500
6.Closing balance 50000
(C-D)

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