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Yeopay Plumbing Supply accepts bank credit cards and offers established plumbers charge accounts with terms of...

Yeopay Plumbing Supply accepts bank credit cards and offers established plumbers charge accounts with terms of 1/eom, n/45. Yeopay’s experience is that 25% of its sales are for cash and bank credit cards. The remaining 75% are on credit. Of the cash sales, 40% pay cash and the remaining 60% pay with bank credit cards. Yeopay receives payments from the bank on credit card sales at the end of the day. However, Yeopay has to pay 3% for these services. An aging schedule for accounts receivable shows the following pattern on credit sales:

20 % pay in the month of sale.
50 % pay in the first month following the month of sale.
15 % pay in the second month following the month of sale.
12 % pay in the third month following the month of sale.
3 % are never collected.

   All accounts not paid by the end of the second month following the month of sale are considered overdue and are subject to a 2% monthly late charge. Yeopay has prepared the following sales forecasts:

  June $ 60,000
  July 80,000
  August 90,000
  September 96,000
October 88,000
Required:
1a. Prepare a schedule of cash receipts for September. Cash receipts for September should total $86,082. (All percentage answers should be entered as whole numbers. If "Collection %" is 100 percent for a particular period, leave the corresponding cell blank.)

           

1b. Prepare a schedule of cash receipts for October. Cash receipts for September should total $88,141. (All percentage answers should be entered as whole numbers. If "Collection %" is 100 percent for a particular period, leave the corresponding cell blank.)

          

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cash receipts

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*1% discount for same month payament

*2% penalty if paid in third month after sales

*3% credit card charges deduction

cash receipts for September Total sales % Sales % payment % Collection % Cash receipts
Cash sales $96,000 25% 40% 100% $9,600 [96,000*25%*40%*100%]
Credit card sales $96,000 25% 60% 97% (after bank charges) $13,968 [$96,000*25%*60%*97%]
collcetion of accounts receivable
September sales $96,000 75% 20% 99% (1% discount) $14,256 [$96,000*75%*0%*99%]
August sales $90,000 75% 50% 100% $33,750 [$90,000*75%*50%*100%]
July sales $80,000 75% 15% 100% $9,000 [$80,000*75%*15%*100%]
june sales $60,000 75% 12% 102% (monthky charge) $5,508 [$60,000*75%*12%*102%]
Total cash receipts $86,082
cash receipts for October Total sales % Sales % payment % Collection % Cash receipts
Cash sales $88,000 25% 40% 100% $8,800
Credit card sales $88,000 25% 60% 97% (after bank charges) $12,804
collcetion of accounts receivable
October sales $88,000 75% 20% 99% (1% discount) $13,068
Septmeber sales $96,000 75% 50% 100% $36,000
August sales $90,000 75% 15% 100% $10,125
july sales $80,000 75% 12% 102% (monthky charge) $7,344
Total cash receipts $88,141 [$8,800+12,804+13,068+36,000+10,125+7,344]

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