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QUESTION 3                                                                                                             

Winter Company, a manufacturer of leather bags had the following budgeted information for October 2019:

October 1 cash balance R3 500

    Expected sales 2 500 units at R25 each (half in cash, remainder on credit due in November)

    3.

    Inventory purchases 3 000 units at R14 each (all in cash)

          4.

    Rent R1 450

          5.

    Payroll R1 000

          6.

    Utilities and other costs R4 500

          7.

    Required

    Accounts receivable balance Oct. 1, R35000 (includes R700 bad debts allowance; use this amount for both parts1 and 4

    :

    Calculate the following:

      

    1.          What is the budgeted collection on accounts receivables for October? (3)
    1.          What are the total cash disbursements for October?                                 (3)
    1.          What is the ending cash balance for October?                                           (4)
    1.         Assuming sales are collected 75% in the month of sale and 25% the             following month, what is the ending cash balance for October?              (5)

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    Opening cash balance                                  3,500
    Cash sales                                31,250
    Opening rec recd                                35,700
    Total collections                                66,950
    Cash balance available                                70,450
    Inventory purchase payment                                42,000
    Rent                                  1,450
    Payroll                                  1,000
    Utilities & other costs                                  4,500
    Total cash payments                                48,950
    Ending cash balance                                21,500

    budgeted collection on accounts receivables for October = 35,700

    total cash disbursements for October = 48,950

    ending cash balance for October = 21,500

    what is the ending cash balance for October (75% & 25%) = 44,938

    Existing ending cash balance = 21,500

    Add: 75% of current credit sales = 23,438

    Ending cash balance = 44,938

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