Worthington Company makes cash ( (20 %) of total sales), credit card ( (50 %) of total

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Worthington Company makes cash ( \(20 \%\) of total sales), credit card ( \(50 \%\) of total sales), and account ( \(30 \%\) of total sales) sales. Credit card sales are collected in the month following the sale, net a \(3 \%\) credit card fee. This means that if the sale is \(\$ 100\), the credit card company's fee is \(\$ 3\), and Worthington receives \(\$ 97\). Account sales are collected as follows: \(40 \%\) in the first month following the sale, \(50 \%\) in the second month following the sale, \(8 \%\) in the third month following the sale, and \(2 \%\) never collected.

The following table identifies the projected sales for the next year:

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Pepare a statement showing the cash expected each month from the collections from these sales.

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Management Accounting

ISBN: 12

5th Edition

Authors: Anthony A Atkinson, Robert S Kaplan

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