MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING F/MGRS.
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING F/MGRS.
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ISBN: 9781264100590
Author: Noreen
Publisher: RENT MCG
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.24P

(1)

To determine

Prepare expected cash collections April, May, and June months.

Introduction: Cash collection means the recovery of cash from an individual for which an invoice is generated. Unpaid invoices are meant to be outstanding and are a function of account receivables. Cash collection is a method to compute the amount that a company receives during a month.

(2)

To determine

Prepare merchandise purchase budget for all three months and prepare expected cash disbursements for all three months and quarter in total.

Introduction: Cash collection means the recovery of cash from an individual for which an invoice is generated. Unpaid invoices are meant to be outstanding and are a function of account receivables. Cash collection is a method to compute the amount that a company receives during a month.

(3)

To determine

Prepare cash budget for April, May, June, and quarter.

Introduction: Cash collection means the recovery of cash from an individual for which an invoice is generated. Unpaid invoices are meant to be outstanding and are a function of account receivables. Cash collection is a method to compute the amount that a company receives during a month.

Cash budget for April is $40,000 , May is $40,000 , June is $57,100 , and quarter is $57,100

    ParticularsAprilMayJuneQuarter
    Beginning cash balances $52,000$40,000$40,000$52,000
    Add: Collections from customers $368,000$636,000$740,000$1,744,000
    Total cash available$420,000$676,000$780,000$1, 796,000
    Less: cash disbursements
    Purchase for inventory $357,000$518,000$455,000$1,330,000
    Selling expenses$79,000$120,000$62,000$261,000
    Administrative expenses$25,000$32,000$21,000$78,000
    Land purchases$16,000$16,000
    Dividends paid$49,000$49,000
    Total cash disbursements$510,000$686,000$538,000$1,734,000
    Excess availability of cash over disbursements($90,000)($10,000)$242,000$62,000
    Financings:
    Borrowings $130,000  $50,000  ($180,000)($180,000)
    Repayments
    Interest ($130,000*1%*3+$50,000*1%*2)($49,000)($49,000)
    Total Financing$130,000  $130,000($184,900)($4,900)
    Ending cash balance$40,000$40,000$57,100$57,100

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