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Given the following information, construct the firm's cash budget for January, February, and March. 45 percent...

Given the following information, construct the firm's cash budget for January, February, and March.

  1. 45 percent of sales for credit and are collected after thirty days; the rest of sales are for cash.
  2. Sales are December: $40,000, January: $43,000, February: $38,000, March: $35,000, and April: $33,000.
  3. Monthly fixed expenses include salaries, rent, and loan repayments and are estimated to be $9,000.
  4. Variable disbursements include material and wages and are estimated to be 75 percent of next month sales.
  5. A tax payment of $4,500 is due in January.
  6. The initial cash is $3,000.
  7. The company likes to maintain a cash balance of $3,000.

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Dear Sir/Mam,

                                   Cash Budget     (All Amounts in Dollar)   
Opening Cash Balance (A) 3000 3000 7850
Receipts:
Sales 41350 40750 36650
Total Receipts (B) 41350 40750 36650
Payments:
Monthly Fixed Expense 9000 9000 9000
Material & Wages 28500 26250 24750
Tax Payment 4500 0 0
Total Payment ( C ) 42000 35250 33750
Balance D=(A+B-C) 2350 8500 10750
Loan Taken* 650 0 0
Loan Paid 0 650 0
Closing Balance 3000 7850 10750

Working Note:

* Loan is taken because in this said company is maintaining $3000 Cash Balance

Particulars December January February March April
Sales $40,000 $43,000 $38,000 $35,000 $33,000
Sales Amount Collected
- Current Month i.e. 45% 18000 19350 17100 15750 14850
- Next month i.e. 55% 22000 23650 20900 19250
Total 41350 40750 36650 34100
Material & Wages i.e 75% of Next Month 28500 26250 24750

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