1 Inventory Purchase Budget
April May June July
Budgeted Cost of goods sold 79000 89000
99000 185000
Closing Inventory needed 17800 19800 37000
(20% of next periods COGS)
Opening inventory 4400 17800 19800 37000
Puchases 92400 91000
116200
(COGS - Opening inventory + Closing Inventory)
2. Closing Inventory at quarter end (June) = 185000 * 20%=
$37000
3. Schedule of cash payments
April May
June
Payment of current A/c Payable 60060
59150 75530
(65 % of current period purchase)
Payment of previous A/c Payable 14900 32340
31850
(35% of previous period puchase)
Total Budeted payments of inv. 74960 91490
107380
4. Account payable balance at quarter end ( june) = 35 % of june
purchase would be balance remaining = 35% * 116200 =
$40670
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