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Cash Budget, Income Statement and Balance Sheet

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For total cash receipts and disbursements, we prepare the below statements
Minden Company
Expected Cash Collections from Sales
Particulars
Calculation
Amount
Cash Sales of May
 
$72,000
Collection of Accounts Receivables of April
 
$75,500
Cash from May's Credit Sale
($240000-$72000)*50%
$84,000
Total Cash Receipts
$231,500
 
 
 
Minden Company
Schedule of Cash Disbursements
Particulars
Calculation
Amount
Payment outstanding on April 30
 
$86,750
Payment of May's Credit Purchases
($118,000 x 40%)
$47,200
Total Cash Disbursements
$133,950
All information included in the Cash Budget are already provided in the question attached and hence requires no extra calculations.
 
 
For preparing the Income Statement, the required Cost of Goods Sold is calculated.
Particulars
Amount
Opening Balance of Inventory
$37,000
Add: Budgeted Purchases during May
$118,000
Less: Budgeted Closing Inventory
$31,500
Cost of Goods Sold
$123,500
Out of the total sales of $240,000, $72,000 worth is for cash.
Out of the remaining available accounts receivables, 50% has already been received this current month and the remaining 50% is yet to be collected.
 
Accounts Receivable = (Total Sales - Cash Sales ) x Percentage Remaining
= ($240,000 - $72,000) x 50% = $84,000
Accounts Receivable=(Total Sales − Cash Sales) x Percentage Remaining=($240,000−$72,000)×50%=$84,000.00
The building amount will reflect the new purchases and the depreciation charged.
 
Building & Equipment = Book Value + Purchases - Depreciation Charged
= $258,000 + $15,000 - $2,400
= $270,600
 
Retained Earnings = Book Value + This Month's Profits = $104,750 + $20,440 = $125,190
 
Accounts Payable = Credit Purchases x (1 - Percentage paid) = $118,000 x (1-0.4) = $70,800
 
Minden Company
Cash Budget
For the month of May
Beginning Cash Balance
$16,700
Add: Collections from Customers
$231,500
Total Cash Available (A)
$248,200
Less: Cash Disbursements
 
For Merchandise
$133,950
For Selling & Administrative Expenses
$93,500
For Equipment
$15,000
Total Cash Disbursements (B)
$242,450
Excess (deficiency) of cash (C = A - B)
$5,750
 
 
Financing:
 
Borrowing
$26,600
Repayments
-$15,700
Interest
-$160
Ending Cash Balance
$16,490
 
 
 
Minden Company
Budgeted Income Statement
For the month of May
Budgeted Sales
$240,000
Less: Cost of Goods Sold
$123,500
Gross Profit
$116,500
Less:
 
Selling and Administrative Expenses
$93,500
Depreciation Expense
$2,400
Interest Expense
$160
Net Income
$20,440

 

 

Minden Company
Balance Sheet
For the month of May
Assets
Current Assets:
 
Cash
$16,490
Accounts Receivable
$84,000
Inventory
$31,500
Total Current Assets
$131,990
Building and Equipment, net
$270,600
Total Assets
$402,590
 
 
Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity
Stockholder's Equity
 
Capital Stock
$180,000
Retained Earnings
$125,190
Total Stockholder's Equity
$305,190
Liabilities
 
Accounts Payable
$70,800
Notes Payable
$26,600
Total Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity
$402,590

 
 
Building and Equipment=Book Value + Purchases − Depreciation Charged=$258,000+$15,000−$2,400=$270,600
 
Retained Earnings=Book Value + This Month′s profits=$104,750+20,440=$125,190
 
 

Total Cash Collections - $231,500
Total Cash Disbursements - $133,950
 
Ending Cash Balance - $16,490
 
Net Income - $20,440
 
Balance Sheet: Assets = Liabilities & Shareholder's Equity = $402,590

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