Cash sales |
$25,000 |
Credit sales (60% collected in month of sale) |
380,000 |
Selling and administrative costs (including depreciation) |
50,000 |
Depreciation expense |
5,000 |
Merchandise Inventory, December 1 |
21,000 |
Merchandise Inventory, December 31 |
20,000 |
Beginning cash balance |
3,000 |
Minimum cash balance required |
2,500 |
Cost of goods sold is 55% of Cooper’s selling price |
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All purchases are paid in cash |
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Selling and administrative costs are paid in month of purchase |
Prepare a cash budget for December
Beginning Cash balance $3,000
Cash Receipts $253,000
Total Cash Available to Spend $256,000
Material Purchased (Not sure how to calculate)
Selling and Administrative Expenses $45,000
Total cash disbursements (Total after calculating Materials Purchased)
Cash Excess Needed (Not sure how to calculate)
Borrowing (Not sure how to calculate)
Ending Cash Balance (Calculate after know Cash Excess and Borrowing)
How is Material Purchased, Cash Excess and Borrowing Calculated?
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