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Paddu Company’s budgeted sales and direct materials purchases follow. January was the first month of operations....

Paddu Company’s budgeted sales and direct materials purchases follow. January was the first month of operations.

Budgeted sales:
January $139,800; February $189,600; March $251,300
Budgeted direct materials purchases:
January $39,700; February $34,900; March $40,000
Paddu’s sales are 35% cash and 65% credit. It collects credit sales 40% in the month of sale, 60% in the month following the sale.

Paddu’s purchases are 40% cash and 60% on account. It pays purchases on account 60% in the month of purchase, and 40% in the month following purchase.

Prepare a schedule of expected payments for direct materials for January, February and March.

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Sales Collection Schedule
Jan Feb Mar
Budgeted Sales $        139,800 $        189,600 $        251,300
Cash sales (35%) $          48,930 $          66,360 $          87,955
Credit Sales (65%) $          90,870 $        123,240 $        163,345
Collection of sales:
Cash sales $          48,930 $          66,360 $          87,955
Jan credit sales(40% & 60%) $          36,348 $          54,522
Feb credit sales(40% & 60%) $          49,296 $          73,944
Mar credit sales(40% & 60%) $          65,338
Total collections $          85,278 $        170,178 $        227,237
Direct Material Payment schedule
Jan Feb Mar
Budgeted Direct material purchases $          39,700 $          34,900 $          40,000
Cash purchases(40%) $          15,880 $          13,960 $          16,000
Credit purchases(60%) $          23,820 $          20,940 $          24,000
Payment schedule:
Cash Payment $          15,880 $          13,960 $          16,000
Jan credit purchase payment (60% & 40%) $          14,292 $            9,528
Feb credit purchase payment (60% & 40%) $          12,564 $            8,376
Mar credit purchase payment (60% & 40%) $          14,400
Total payment $          30,172 $          36,052 $          38,776

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