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DC's Projected Revenues & Expenses June July August September October November Sales 85,000 86,275 87,569 88,883 90,216 91,569 Cost of Goods Sold 52,700 53,491 54,293

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Projected Revenues & Expenses
June July August September October November
Sales 85,000 86,275 87,569 88,883 90,216 91,569
Cost of Goods Sold 52,700 53,491 54,293 55,107 55,934 56,773
Gross Profit 32,300 32,785 33,276 33,775 34,282 34,796
Admin & Selling Costs 21,000 21,000 21,000 21,000 21,000 21,000
Net Income before Taxes 11,300 11,785 12,276 12,775 13,282 13,796
Other Information:
DC's operates on a calendar year basis
Credit Sales from Events and Catering are 20% per month
Collections are 60% in the month of sale and 40% in the following month
Admin & Selling includes $1,000 depreciation expense
Prime (direct) wages are 30% of Sales
Admin & Sales salaries are $4,350 per month
Wages are paid 80% in current month and 20% the following month
Purchases of Direct Materials, which are 32% of Sales, are paid 50% in current month and 50% in following month
Loan payment of $1,600 is made at the 1st of each month
A dividend to the owners of 10% of the ending quarter's Net Income is paid in Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct
April - June Net Income before taxes was $50,000
Ending Inventory needs to be 30% of the following month's Direct Materials Cost of Goods Sold
Accounts payable for purchases June 30 was $13,600
Beginning Cash Balance June 30 was $175,000
Effective tax rate is 23%. Quarterly estimated taxes are paid the month following the end of the quarter
Required:
1. Prepare a Cash Receipts budget for July - October
2. Prepare a Purchases (direct material) Budget and Schedule of Cash disbursements for purchases of Direct Materials
3. Prepare a Cash Budget for July - October

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