Hello! My professor said that we should prepare our answers or solutions in a worksheet. How should I do it (cash and cash equivalents) in a worksheet? Thank you.
Cash and Cash equivalents = cash + Treasury bills + Cash in money market + Postage stamps (petty cash) + Any Cheque + Money order
We do not include time deposits in Cash equivalents
Question 1
Cash in checking account | 350000 |
Cash in money market | 750000 |
Treasury bills maturing in one year | 3500000 |
Cash and cash equivalents | 4600000 |
Question 2
Cash in bank- demand deposit | 5000000 |
Cash on hand | 400000 |
Postage stamps (Petty cash) | 5000 |
Money order | 50000 |
Manager check | 100000 |
Traveler check | 1000000 |
Postdated customer check | 500000 |
Cash and Cash equivalents | 7055000 |
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