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#10 Sharon Corporation collects 10​% in the second month following​ sale, 55​% in the month following...

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Sharon Corporation collects

10​%

in the second month following​ sale,

55​%

in the month following sale and

30​%

of a​ month's sales in the month of sale. The company has found that

55​%

of their sales are uncollectible. Budgeted sales for the upcoming four months​ are:

August budgeted sales

$$340,000

September budgeted sales

$ $310,000

October budgeted sales

$ $380,000

November budgeted sales

$ $230,000

The amount of cash that will be collected in November is budgeted to be

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As provided Sales collections are as follows;

30% in the month of sale, 55% in the following month, 10% in the second following month and 5% is not collectible.

So for August sales, 30% will be collected in August, 55% in September, 10% in Octoebr and 5% shall not be collected. Basis this the below table is prepard.

Particulars August September October November
Sales              340,000        310,000        380,000        230,000
Collections
30% in the month of sale              102,000           93,000        114,000           69,000
55% in the following month                         -          187,000        170,500        209,000
10% in the second following month           34,000           31,000
             102,000        280,000        318,500        309,000
Not collected
5% not collectible                17,000           15,500           19,000           11,500

Hence November cash collections shall be 309,000. (30% of Nov sales +55% of Oct sales + 10% of Sept sales)


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