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1. Beginning cash balance on July 1: $30,000.
2. Cash receipts from sales: 30% is collected in the month of sale, 50% in the next month, and 20% in the second month after sale (uncollectible accounts are negligible and can be ignored). Sales amounts are: May (actual), $1,032,000; June (actual), $720,000; and July (budgeted), $840,000.
3. Payments on merchandise purchases: 60% in the month of purchase and 40% in the month following purchase. Purchases amounts are: June (actual), $258,000; and July (budgeted), $600,000.
4. Budgeted cash payments for salaries in July: $126,600.
5. Budgeted depreciation expense for July: $7,200.
6. Other cash expenses budgeted for July: $90,000.
7. Accrued income taxes due in July: $80,000.
8. Bank loan interest paid in July: $3,960.

Additional Information:

1. Cost of goods sold is 44% of sales.
2. Inventory at the end of June is $48,000 and at the end of July is $278,400.
3. Salaries payable on June 30 are $30,000 and are expected to be $24,000 on July 31.
4. The equipment account balance is $960,000 on July 31. On June 30, the accumulated depreciation on equipment is $168,000.
5. The $3,960 cash payment of interest represents the 1% monthly expense on a bank loan of $396,000.
6. Income taxes payable on July 31 are $99,456, and the income tax rate is 40%.
7. The only other balance sheet accounts are: Common Stock, with a balance of $328,000 on June 30; and Retained Earnings, with a balance of $643,200 on June 30.

  
Prepare a budgeted income statement for the month of July and a budgeted balance sheet for July 31.

Calculation of Cash Receipts From Sales Collected in-- Total Sales May June July 31 Accounts Rec. July Credit sales from: May $ June 1,032,000 720,000 840,000 2,592,000 July Totals $ EA 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 Calculation of Cash Payments for Merchandise --Paid in July 31 Total Purchases June July Accounts Pay. Purchases from: June $ July 258,000 600,000 858,000 Totals $ $ 0 $ 0 $ 0

Answer 1

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ACCO
Collection Budget	Total Sales	May	June	July	Note
Credit sales from
May	1,032,000.00	309,600.00	516,000.00	206,400.00
June	720,000.00	-	216,000.00	360,000.00
July	840,000.00	-	-	252,000.00
Total Scheduled Collections	2,592,000.00	309,600.00	732,000.00	818,400.00	A

Accounts Receivable	Amount $	Note
20% of sales of June	144,000.00
70% of sales of July	588,000.00
Accounts Receivable	732,000.00	B

Answer 3- Cash disbursement for materials	Total Purchases	June	July	Note
Material Purchase Budget
June	258,000.00	154,800.00	103,200.00
July	600,000.00	-	360,000.00
Cash disbursement for materials	858,000.00	154,800.00	463,200.00	C

Accounts Payable	Amount $	Note
40% of purchases of July	240,000.00
Accounts Payable	240,000.00	D
Cash budget	July	Note
Beginning Cash Balance	30,000.00
Plus: Collections	818,400.00	See A
Cash Available	848,400.00
Disbursements
Material Payment	463,200.00	See C
Salaries	126,600.00
Other cash expenses	90,000.00
Income taxes	80,000.00
Bank Loan interest	3,960.00
Total cash payments	763,760.00
Ending cash balance	84,640.00	L
Salaries expense	July
Salaries payable- July 31	24,000.00
Add: Payment for salaries in July	126,600.00
Less: Salaries payable- June 30	30,000.00
Salaries expense	120,600.00	D
Income Statement	July
Sales Revenue	840,000.00	E
Less: Cost of goods sold	369,600.00	F=E*44%
Gross Profit	470,400.00
Less: Operating expenses
Salaries	120,600.00
Depreciation expense	7,200.00
Other expenses	90,000.00
Total Operating expenses	217,800.00
Earnings before interest and taxes	252,600.00
Less: Interest expense	3,960.00
Earnings before taxes	248,640.00	G
Less: Income tax	99,456.00	H=G*40%
Earnings after taxes	149,184.00	I
Accumulated depreciation as on 31st July	Amount $
Accumulated depreciation as on 30th June	168,000.00
Add: Depreciation for July	7,200.00
Accumulated depreciation as on 31st July	175,200.00	J
Statement of Retained Earnings	Amount $
Balance as on 30th June	643,200.00
Add: Net Income for July	149,184.00	See I
Balance as on 31st July	792,384.00	K

Balance Sheet as at December 31
Assets	Amount $	Amount $	Remarks
Cash	84,640.00		See Note L
Accounts Receivable	732,000.00		See Note B
Merchandise Inventory	278,400.00		This is given in the question.
Total Current Assets		1,095,040.00
Property, plant & equipment, net
Equipment	960,000.00
Less: Accumulated depreciation	175,200.00		See Note J
Property, plant & equipment, net		784,800.00
Total Assets		1,879,840.00
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ACCO Collection Budget Total Sales May June July Note Credit sales from May    1,032,000.00       309,600.00 516,000.00 206,400.00 June       720,000.00                        -   216,000.00 360,000.00 July       840,000.00                        -                      -   252,000.00 Total Scheduled Collections 2,592,000.00       309,600.00 732,000.00 818,400.00 A Accounts Receivable Amount $ Note 20% of sales of June       144,000.00 70% of sales of July       588,000.00 Accounts Receivable       732,000.00 B Answer 3- Cash disbursement for materials Total Purchases June July Note Material Purchase Budget June       258,000.00       154,800.00 103,200.00 July       600,000.00                        -   360,000.00 Cash disbursement for materials       858,000.00       154,800.00 463,200.00 C Accounts Payable Amount $ Note 40% of purchases of July       240,000.00 Accounts Payable       240,000.00 D Cash budget July Note Beginning Cash Balance         30,000.00 Plus: Collections       818,400.00 See A Cash Available       848,400.00 Disbursements Material Payment       463,200.00 See C Salaries       126,600.00 Other cash expenses         90,000.00 Income taxes         80,000.00 Bank Loan interest            3,960.00 Total cash payments       763,760.00 Ending cash balance         84,640.00 L Salaries expense July Salaries payable- July 31         24,000.00 Add: Payment for salaries in July       126,600.00 Less: Salaries payable- June 30         30,000.00 Salaries expense       120,600.00 D Income Statement July Sales Revenue       840,000.00 E Less: Cost of goods sold       369,600.00 F=E*44% Gross Profit       470,400.00 Less: Operating expenses Salaries       120,600.00 Depreciation expense            7,200.00 Other expenses         90,000.00 Total Operating expenses       217,800.00 Earnings before interest and taxes       252,600.00 Less: Interest expense            3,960.00 Earnings before taxes       248,640.00 G Less: Income tax         99,456.00 H=G*40% Earnings after taxes       149,184.00 I Accumulated depreciation as on 31st July Amount $ Accumulated depreciation as on 30th June       168,000.00 Add: Depreciation for July            7,200.00 Accumulated depreciation as on 31st July       175,200.00 J Statement of Retained Earnings Amount $ Balance as on 30th June       643,200.00 Add: Net Income for July       149,184.00 See I Balance as on 31st July       792,384.00 K Balance Sheet as at December 31 Assets Amount $ Amount $ Remarks Cash         84,640.00 See Note L Accounts Receivable       732,000.00 See Note B Merchandise Inventory       278,400.00 This is given in the question. Total Current Assets 1,095,040.00 Property, plant & equipment, net Equipment         960,000.00 Less: Accumulated depreciation       175,200.00 See Note J Property, plant & equipment, net       784,800.00 Total Assets 1,879,840.00 Add a comment Know the answer? Add Answer to: Beginning cash balance on July 1: $30,000. Cash receipts from sales: 30% is collected in the... Your Answer: Post as a guest Your Name: What's your source? Earn Coins Coins can be redeemed for fabulous gifts. Log In Sign Up Post as anonymous Post Your Answer Not the answer you're looking for? Ask your own homework help question. Our experts will answer your question WITHIN MINUTES for Free. Similar Homework Help Questions Following information relates to Acco Co. Beginning cash balance on July 1: $30,000. Cash receipts from... Following information relates to Acco Co. Beginning cash balance on July 1: $30,000. 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Answer 2

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ACCO
Collection Budget	Total Sales	May	June	July	Note
Credit sales from
May	1,032,000.00	309,600.00	516,000.00	206,400.00
June	720,000.00	-	216,000.00	360,000.00
July	840,000.00	-	-	252,000.00
Total Scheduled Collections	2,592,000.00	309,600.00	732,000.00	818,400.00	A

Accounts Receivable	Amount $	Note
20% of sales of June	144,000.00
70% of sales of July	588,000.00
Accounts Receivable	732,000.00	B

Answer 3- Cash disbursement for materials	Total Purchases	June	July	Note
Material Purchase Budget
June	258,000.00	154,800.00	103,200.00
July	600,000.00	-	360,000.00
Cash disbursement for materials	858,000.00	154,800.00	463,200.00	C

Accounts Payable	Amount $	Note
40% of purchases of July	240,000.00
Accounts Payable	240,000.00	D
Cash budget	July	Note
Beginning Cash Balance	30,000.00
Plus: Collections	818,400.00	See A
Cash Available	848,400.00
Disbursements
Material Payment	463,200.00	See C
Salaries	126,600.00
Other cash expenses	90,000.00
Income taxes	80,000.00
Bank Loan interest	3,960.00
Total cash payments	763,760.00
Ending cash balance	84,640.00	L
Salaries expense	July
Salaries payable- July 31	24,000.00
Add: Payment for salaries in July	126,600.00
Less: Salaries payable- June 30	30,000.00
Salaries expense	120,600.00	D
Income Statement	July
Sales Revenue	840,000.00	E
Less: Cost of goods sold	369,600.00	F=E*44%
Gross Profit	470,400.00
Less: Operating expenses
Salaries	120,600.00
Depreciation expense	7,200.00
Other expenses	90,000.00
Total Operating expenses	217,800.00
Earnings before interest and taxes	252,600.00
Less: Interest expense	3,960.00
Earnings before taxes	248,640.00	G
Less: Income tax	99,456.00	H=G*40%
Earnings after taxes	149,184.00	I
Accumulated depreciation as on 31st July	Amount $
Accumulated depreciation as on 30th June	168,000.00
Add: Depreciation for July	7,200.00
Accumulated depreciation as on 31st July	175,200.00	J
Statement of Retained Earnings	Amount $
Balance as on 30th June	643,200.00
Add: Net Income for July	149,184.00	See I
Balance as on 31st July	792,384.00	K

Balance Sheet as at December 31
Assets	Amount $	Amount $	Remarks
Cash	84,640.00		See Note L
Accounts Receivable	732,000.00		See Note B
Merchandise Inventory	278,400.00		This is given in the question.
Total Current Assets		1,095,040.00
Property, plant & equipment, net
Equipment	960,000.00
Less: Accumulated depreciation	175,200.00		See Note J
Property, plant & equipment, net		784,800.00
Total Assets		1,879,840.00
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