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Cash point Ltd prepares quarterly budget as part of the budgetary control system. During the last...

  1. Cash point Ltd prepares quarterly budget as part of the budgetary control system. During the last quarter ending 31st March 2020 the following information is accumulated concerning operations for the next quarter ending 30th June 2020.
  1. Sales which are all on credit will amount to Kshs 400,000 in April 2020 the same level as in February and March 2020, increasing at 10% per month for the next six months and thereafter at 5%
  2. Sales credit terms are strictly 30 days after-sales. Past experience shows that this policy is effective in 75% of cases. Of the remainder, 20% will pay in subsequent month and 5% never pay up until after 180 days.
  3. Inventories are maintained at equivalent of 15 days sales. On 31st March 2020 the inventory level is estimated at Kshs125,000.
  4. Goods are bought and paid for within 30 days. During March 2020, merchandise purchases amounted to Kshs 250,000
  5. The unit selling price is Kshs 100 with a profit margin of 40% on sales.
  6. The cash balance on 31st March 2020 is Kshs 87,800.
  7. Projected payment for expenses and other items are as follows

April

May

June

Kshs

Kshs

Kshs

Salaries

45,000

45,000

54,000

Travelling

9,000

9,000

12,000

Office Expenses

15,000

15,000

18,000

Utilities

12,000

12,000

12,000

Depreciation

7,500

7,500

7,500

Drawings

30,000

16,000

16,000

  1. Other payments are to be made as follows:
  • Half yearly rent at the rate of Kshs 8,000 per month will be paid in April and the next instalment in October 2020.
  • Income tax amounting to Kshs 20,000 will be paid in June 2020 being installment tax for 2020.
  • Some computer equipment will be acquired in April 2020 but paid for in May 2020 at a price of Ksh 90,000

Required

A cash budget for the three months April, May, and June 2020

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Cash point Ltd. February March April May June Quarter Note
Budgeted Sales Revenue       400,000.00       400,000.00       440,000.00       484,000.00       532,400.00 1,456,400.00 A
Collection budget April May June Quarter Note
75% of sale in the same month       330,000.00       363,000.00       399,300.00 1,092,300.00 B= 75% of A of same month
20% of sale in the next month         80,000.00         88,000.00         96,800.00       264,800.00 C= 20% of A of previous month
Total Scheduled Collections       410,000.00       451,000.00       496,100.00 1,357,100.00
Purchases Budget April May June Quarter Note
Monthly Sales Budget       440,000.00       484,000.00       532,400.00 1,456,400.00 See A
Cost of goods sold at 60%       264,000.00       290,400.00       319,440.00       873,840.00 D=A*60%
Add: Closing       132,000.00       145,200.00       159,720.00       159,720.00 E= 50% of D of same month.
Material needed       396,000.00       435,600.00       479,160.00 1,033,560.00
Less: Opening       125,000.00       132,000.00       145,200.00       125,000.00 F= 50% of D of previous month
Purchases Budget       271,000.00       303,600.00       333,960.00       908,560.00 G
Cash disbursement to suppliers April May June Quarter
Material Purchase Budget       271,000.00       303,600.00       333,960.00       908,560.00 See G
100% paid in the next month       271,000.00       303,600.00       574,600.00 H= 100% of G of previous month
Payment for March purchases       250,000.00                        -                          -         250,000.00
Cash disbursement to suppliers       250,000.00       271,000.00       303,600.00       824,600.00
Cash Budget April May June Quarter
Beginning Cash Balance         87,800.00         88,800.00         81,800.00         87,800.00
Plus: Collections       410,000.00       451,000.00       496,100.00 1,357,100.00
Cash Available       497,800.00       539,800.00       577,900.00 1,444,900.00
Disbursements
Cash disbursement to suppliers       250,000.00       271,000.00       303,600.00       824,600.00
Salaries         45,000.00         45,000.00         54,000.00       144,000.00
Travelling            9,000.00            9,000.00         12,000.00         30,000.00
Office Expenses         15,000.00         15,000.00         18,000.00         48,000.00
Utilities         12,000.00         12,000.00         12,000.00         36,000.00
Drawings         30,000.00         16,000.00         16,000.00         62,000.00
Rent         48,000.00                        -                          -           48,000.00
Income tax                        -                          -           20,000.00         20,000.00
Equipment purchased                        -           90,000.00                        -           90,000.00
Total cash payments       409,000.00       458,000.00       435,600.00 1,302,600.00
Ending cash balance         88,800.00         81,800.00       142,300.00       142,300.00

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