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How do I prepare the cash budget for the quarter ended March 31, 20X1?
A cash budget is a document created to aid in the management of a company's cash flow. A cash budget is created ahead of time and shows all of the anticipated monthly cash incomings (receipts) as well as any anticipated cash outgoings (payments). It can detect any cash shortages. This will enable the company to plan ahead and secure additional cash, such as a bank overdraft. It can aid with budgeting. A cash budget will highlight any months with excessive expenses. It will show whether a company has more cash than expected (surplus) or less cash than projected (deficit) (deficit). This will enable a company to prepare more effectively and make more informed decisions.
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