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Please prepare a cash budget. BACKGROUND INFORMATION January to April 2016 Forecasted Sales: November (2014) 95,000 December 110,000 January (2015) 80,000 February 105,000 March 145,000

Please prepare a cash budget.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

January to April 2016
Forecasted Sales:
November (2014) 95,000
December 110,000
January (2015) 80,000
February 105,000
March 145,000
April 160,000
Collections: Information provided by Credit Manager
Sales
Cash Basis of monthly sales 20%
Collected after 30 days 60%
Collected after 60 days 20%
Monthly Selling and Administrative Expenses
Salries $32,000.00
Telephone $12,000.00
Amortization $800.00
Rent $2,100.00
Hydro $1,200.00
Office Supplies $400.00
Additional Expenses
Taxes(February and June) $4,000.00
Equipment Purchase (January) $26,000.00
Cash Balance On January 1 $52,000.00

Cost of sales, is (COGS) 50% of sales and is incurred in the month in which the sales are made.

The goods are paid for 30 days (net30) after the purchases

In dollars Oct. Nov. Dec.
Revenue (previous year) 0 95,000 110,000
Purchases
Payment schedule
Cash sales = 20% 0.2
30-day payment = 60% 0.6
60-day payment = 20% 0.2
Purchase schedule
Paid in 1st month = 00% 0
Paid during 2nd month = 100% 1
Jan. Feb. March April
Revenue 80,000 105,000 145,000 160,000
Cash sales = 20 %
30-payment = 60 %
60-day payment = 20%
Total monthly receipts
Purchases
Paid during 1st month = 0 %
Paid during 2nd mo. = 100 %
Total monthly purchases
Receipts
Expenses
Purchases
Salaries
Telephone
Rent
Hydro
Office Supplies
Taxes
Equipment
Total expenses
Surplus (-) /month
Surplus(-) /cumulative
Beginning bank balance
Receipts
Expenses
Ending bank balance

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