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During 2021, Beta Corporation expects to sell $50 in products and services.

During 2021, Beta Corporation expects to sell $50 in products and services. It expects its accounts receivable to decrease by $10. It plans to retire some manufacturing equipment and predicts it can get $15 for it. In addition, Beta Corporation has forecasted the following financial items for 2021:

    • Depreciation expense $5

    • Selling & administrative expense $6

    • Capital expenditures $13

    • Cost of goods sold expense $40

    • Dividends to shareholders $3

    1.  Based on the above, what is Beta Corporation’s total forecasted net cash burn?

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The foreasted net cash burn will be as per below :

Sales will increase cash by $50.

As accounts receivable is expected to decrease by $10, cash will increase by $10

Manfacturing equipment retire will give $15, so cash will increase by $15.

And all the expenses will result in cash outflow.

So, the net cash flow forecast will be = 50+10+15-5-6-13-40-3 = 8

Hence, Beta Corporation's total forecasted net cash burn is $8.

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