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The Cash Budget Once we see how the components of the cash budget are calculated, it is just a matter of putting together an entire

The Cash Budget

Once we see how the components of the cash budget are calculated, it is just a matter of putting together an entire cash budget. It almost seems redundant to say, but a cash budget includes only cash items. So if a company makes sales on account, those are not included in the cash budget until cash is received on account. Similarly, a company may have non cash expenses. These are not included in the cash budget.

A company expects sales of $100,000 in July and expects sales of $115,000 in August. The company provided the following information:

a. Sales in the previous three months were:

April $88,000
May 90,000
June 95,000

Of the sales, 10% are cash sales, the remaining are on account. The company experiences the following accounts receivable payment pattern: 25% in the month of sale, 50% in the month after sale, 20% in the second month after sale.

b. Purchases of goods are made the month before the anticipated sale at a rate of 60% of sales. Of monthly purchases, 25% are paid in the month of purchase, and the remaining 75% in the following month.

c. Wages for staff total $6,450 per month.

d. Telecommunications and utilities are $1,900 per month.

e. The property tax bill of $6,000 is due in August.

f. Insurance is paid quarterly at $1,200 per quarter. The next payment is due July 15.

g. Depreciation is $2,000 per month.

h. Advertising is budgeted at $2,000 per month in the summer months.

i. Professional fees (legal, bookkeeping, etc.) average $600 per month.

j. Maintenance is $800 per month.

k. Office supplies average $150 per month.

l. The owner took out a loan from her family and is paying it back at the rate of $4,000 per month.

m. The cash balance on July 1 was $2,190.

Develop a cash budget for July by filling in the following table. If an amount box does not require an entry, enter "0" or leave the cell "blank".

Beginning cash balance, July 1 2,190
Add: Cash sales 10,000
Payments on accounts receivable:
May 59,850 (WRONG)
June 77,715 (WRONG)
July 81,450 (WRONG) 219,015 (WRONG)
Cash available 229,015 (WRONG)
Cash Disbursements:
Purchases 62,250
Wages 6,450
Telecommunications 1,900
Property tax 0
Insurance 1,200
Depreciation 0
Advertising 2,000
Professional fees 600
Maintenance 800
Office supplies 150
Loan payment 4,000
Total disbursements 79,350
Cash balance, July 31 151,855 (WRONG)

PLEASE HELP FIX WRONG ONES! Thank you :)

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