Question: Kerry and Kim started to create a budget ( based on last year s income and expense statement ) but got stuck. They know that

Kerry and Kim started to create a budget (based on last years income and expense statement) but got stuck. They know that you have learned how to create budgets and are asking for your help. They would like you to input the correct values for the first three months of next year.
Income and Expense Statement
Name(s): Kerry and Kim Lee
For the year ending: As of December 31,20XX
Dollars
Income
Wages and salaries Name: Kerry Lee $ 39,000
Name: Kim Lee 35,100
Bonuses and commissions Kerrys bonus 3,900
(1) Total Income: $78,000
Expenses
Housing $13,500
Utilities Puget Sound Energy 1,500
Verizon 756
Food Groceries 2,700
Transportation Auto loan 9,720
Public transportation 6,000
Insurance 2,250
Taxes 18,525
Fun money Cruise to Mexico 7,000
Parents loan 1,750
(2) Total Expenses: $63,701
Surplus (Deficit): $14,299
In addition to the statement, you will need to know the following information:
They estimated their net annual income (after taxes and employer deductions) at $29,250 for Kerry and $26,325 for Kim
Insurance is paid at the end of each calendar quarter
Kim purchases her commuter pass on the first of each month
The parents loan is money they borrowed from Kims parents to pay off their student loans. How much they pay each month is determined by them
The fun money listed on the statement is the money spent for a cruise to Mexico. They didnt keep track of any other entertainment expenses (such as dinners out and movies) incurred during the year.
Enter a value in each blank cell to get full credit for this exercise, and round all dollar amounts to the nearest whole dollar. Enter any cash deficit with a minus sign.
Three-Month Cash Budget (By Month)
Name(s): Kerry and Kim Lee
For: Three months Ending: March 31,20XX
January February March Total for Three Months
Income
Kerrys salary $2,4382,438
$
$
Kims salary 2,194
$
2,194
$
Total income 4,632
$
$
$
Expenses
Rent 1,1251,125
$
$
Utilities:
Puget Sound Energy 125
$
125
$
Verizon 6363
$
$
Food 225
$
225
$
Automobile 810810
$
$
Public transportation 500
$
500
$
Insurance 00
$
$
Parents loan 146
$
146
$
Fun money 583583
$
$
Total expenses 3,577
$
4,140
$
Cash surplus (deficit)1,055
$
$
$
Cumulative surplus (deficit) $1,055
$
$

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