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National Beverage Company anticipates the following​ first-quarter sales for​ 2015: ​$1,874,000​(January), $1,592,000​(February), and ​$2,142,000 ​(March). It...

National Beverage Company anticipates the following​ first-quarter sales for​ 2015: ​$1,874,000​(January), $1,592,000​(February), and ​$2,142,000 ​(March). It posted the following sales figures for the last quarter of ​2014: $1,928,000​(October), ​$2,052,000​(November), and ​$2,192,000​(December). The company sells 45% of its products on​ credit; 55% are cash sales. The company collects credit sales as​ follows: 31% in the following​ month, 51% two months​ later, and 17% three months​ later, with 1% defaults. What are the anticipated cash inflows for the first quarter of​ 2015?

Of the $1,928,000 October​ sales,The amount collected in October is

November:

December

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January

February

March

Cash sale (55%)

$1030700

$875600

$1178100

Collection of credit sales;

Collection from October’s sales

$147492

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Collection from November’s sales

$470934

$156978

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Collection from December’s sales

$305784

$503064

$167688

Collection from January’s sales

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$261423

$430083

Collection from February’s sales

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$222084

Total anticipated cash inflows

$1954910

$1797065

$1997955

Working Note;

1. Collection from October’s sales in January;

($1928000 * 0.45 * 0.17) = $147492

2. Collection from November’s sales in January;

($2052000 * 0.45 * 0.51) = $470934

3. Collection from November’s sales in February;

($2052000 * 0.45 * 0.17) = $156978

4. Collection from December sales in January;

($2192000 * 0.45 * 0.31) = $305784

5. Collection from December’s sales in February;

($2192000 * 0.45 * 0.51) = $503064

6. Collection from December’s sales in March;

($2192000 * 0.45 * 0.17) = $167688

7. Collection from January’s sales in February;

($1874000 * 0.45 * 0.31) = $261423

8. Collection from January’s sales in March;

($1874000 * 0.45 * 0.51) = $430083

9. Collection from February’s sales in March;

($1592000 * 0.45 * 0.31) = $222084


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