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UESTION 3 The following information is available for Epol Enterprises: Information ( 2 0 Marks ) 1 . 2 . Actual and expected sales at

UESTION 3
The following information is available for Epol Enterprises:
Information
(20 Marks)
1.
2. Actual and expected sales at R20 per unit (excluding discounts) are as follows:
On 30 April 2020 the bank account in the general ledger reflected a credit balance of R15000.
Actual
Budgeted
April (units)
May (units)
June (units)
Cash sales
5.000
7000
4000
Credit sales
8000
6.000
9.000
3.
A discount of 10% is given to customers on cash sales.
4.
Customers who purchase on credit usually pay one month after the sale.
5.
The production records for finished goods reveal the following.
Actual
March R
Budgeted
April R
May R
June R
Production costs:
Direct material
40000
36.000
34000
35.000
Direct labour
26000
24000
22.000
23000
Overheads
18.000
17-000
15000
16.000
6.
7.
50% of the direct material purchased is bought on credit and the balance is purchased by cheque. Creditors are usually paid two months after the purchase
Payment of overhead costs and selling and administrative costs are delayed by one month. Selling and administrative costs are as follows:
April (Actual)
8
May (expected)
June (expected)
R10500
R12000
R11500
Employees involved in the production of finished goods are paid monthly.
9
Epol Enterprises expects to obtain a long-term loan of R80000 during June 2020.
Required
Prepare the cash budget of Epol Enterprises for the period 01 May 2020 to 30 June 2020.Can you put answer in mancosa format.

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