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Question 4 BCD Computers Inc. is attempting to estimate its needs for funds during the months...

Question 4

BCD Computers Inc. is attempting to estimate its needs for funds during the months covering the third quarter of 20XX. Pertinent information is given as follows:

  1. Past estimated future sales for 20XX are:

April RM80000 July RM90000

May RM95000 August       RM130000

June RM70000 September RM110000

October RM140000

  1. Rent expense is RM2500 per month
  2. A quarterly interest payment on RM100000 in 7% notes payable is to be paid during September 2020.
  3. Wages and salaries estimated as follows:

July RM8000

August RM10000

September RM12000

  1. Payments are made within the month in which the wages are earned.
  2. 60% of the sales are for cash, with the remaining collected in the month following the sale.
  3. BCD pays 80% of the sales price for the merchandise and makes payment in the same month in which the sales occur, although purchases are made in the month prior to the anticipated sales.
  4. BCD plans to pay RM7500 in cash for a new forklift truck in July
  5. Short term loan can be obtained in the end of each month at 13% annual interest with interest paid during each month for which the loan is outstanding.
  6. BCD’s ending cash balance for June 30, 20XX is RM67000; the minimum balance the firm wishes to have in any month is RM35000

REQUIRED: Set up a cash budget for BCD for the quarter ended September 30, 20XX

Solutions

Expert Solution

Cash budget for BCD for the quarter ended september:

Sl.No Month June July August September
i Cash balance at the beginning of the month (Given & previous month xii) 67,000 59,000 56,500
ii Sales (given) 70,000 90,000 130,000 110,000
iii Cash sales (ii*60%) 54,000 78,000 66,000
iv Collection from debtors (Previous month ii*40%) 28,000 36,000 52,000
v Total cash receipts (iii+iv) 82,000 114,000 118,000
vi Merchandise payment (ii*80%) 72,000 104,000 88,000
vii Rent payment (given) 2,500 2,500 2,500
viii Interest payment (given) 1,750
ix Wages & salaries (given) 8,000 10,000 12,000
x Investment - New forklift (given) 7,500
xi Total cash payment (vi+vii+viii+ix+x) 90,000 116,500 104,250
xii Cash balance at the end of the month (i+v-xi) 59,000 56,500 70,250

Since in all the 3 months, cash balance at the end of the month is more than 35,000. Hence no short term loan obtained during the whole quarter.


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