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    Feb 15, 2009, 09:09 AM
    Prepare cash budget
    Company A has a $200000 line of credit from its bank. The bank requires the company to keep minimum of $8200 in the checking account at the end of each month, the bank automatically extends line of credit in multiples of $1000 so that the checking account balance is at least $8200 at month end.
    When the company borrows, it repay in multiples of $1000 plus 2% monthly interest on entire balance.Interest and principal are paid at the end of the month following the loan. There is currently none outstanding. These Receipts and disbursements apply to the 4th quarter of current calender year:

    Estimated beginning balance $8800
    Estimated cash sales:
    Oct $14000
    Nov 29000
    Dec 44000
    Sales on Account:
    Jul (actual) $130000
    Aug (actual) 104000
    Sep (actual) 128000
    Oct (estimate) 135000
    Nov (estimate) 142000
    Dec (estimate) 188000

    Projected cash collection of sales on account is estimated to be 70% in the month following sale, 20% in the 2nd month following sale and 6% in the 3rd month. The 4% beyond the 3rd month is determined to be uncollectible. The company is schedule to receive $13000 cash on a note receivable in Oct.

    All inventory purchases are made on account. The following info regarding purchases is available:
    Sept (actual) $120000
    Oct (estimate) 112000
    Nov (estimate) 128000
    Dec (estimate) 95000

    Cash disbursements for inventory are made in the month following purchase using an average cash discount of 3% for mtimely payment. Monthly cash disbursements for opertaing expenses during Oct, Nov, and Dec are estimated to be $38000, $41000 and $46000 respectively.

    1. Prepare cash budget for Oct, Nov and Dec showing all receipts, disbursments and credit line activity.
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    Feb 16, 2009, 02:05 PM

    Use your textbook to work this problem yourself, then if you have a specific question we will try to help you.

    WE ARE NOT HERE TO DO YOUR WORK FOR YOU!!
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    Feb 21, 2009, 05:04 PM
    This is what I work out for the Cash budget
    Receipts April May June Total
    Cash Sales 14000 17000 18000 49000
    Credit Sales 48000 56000 68000 172000
    Total Sales 62000 73000 86000 221000

    Payments
    Purchases 40650 48300 49350 138300
    Wages 7500 7500 7500 22500
    Freight 4200 5100 5400 14700
    Advertising 6000 6000 6000 18000
    Equipment 19750 0 0 19750
    Dividend 0 0 4000 4000
    Other expenses 2800 3400 3600 9800
    Total payments 80900 70300 75850 227050

    Summary
    Net inflow (outflow) -18900 2700 10150 -6050
    Balance b/f 9000 8000 8000
    Loan 17900 0 0 17900
    Principal 0 -2521 -9996 -12517
    Interest 0 -179 -154 -333
    Balance c/f 8000 8000 8000 8000

    I think I need some help with the budgeted income statement.

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