Q1. The following information relates to the business. of SweetIdea. Actual Credit Sales amount to:
Question:
Q1. "The following information relates to the business." of SweetIdea.
Actual Credit Sales amount to:
March | April | May |
$7,000 | $5,000 | $4,000 |
Customers normally pay their debts at a fixed rate.
- 60% in first month after sale 40% in second month after sales
Estimated Credit Sales:
June | July | August |
$3,000 | $6,000 | $8,000 |
Required:
Please prepare a budget for Accounts Receivable collections for the months of June, July, and August (excluding GST). Thank you.
"Sweet Idea Accounts Receivable Collections Budget" | |||||
April | May | June | July | August | |
CreditSales | |||||
Collections: | |||||
One Month aftersale | |||||
TwoMonths aftersale | |||||
TotalReceipts |
Q2.
Please find below the information provided by BetterLand. I kindly request you to prepare a cash payments budget for the quarter ended December 31, without considering the concept of GST. As per the details provided, the expected inventory purchases for the budget period are:
October | November | December |
$6,500 | 12,000 | 15,000 |
Cash expenses to be incurred during the period:
- Rent: $6,600 per month
- Wages: $8,500 in October and November and $14,000 in December
- Marketing expenses: $2,200 in October, increasing to $3,600 in November and December
- Administration and general expenses: $5,200 per month
- Financial expenses: $420 per month.
Inventory purchases are paid for in the month following the purchase. The balance of Accounts Payable on September 30 which solely relates to inventory purchases is $4,840.
October | November | December | |
Purchases | |||
Rent | |||
Wages | |||
MarketingExpenses | |||
Admin&GeneralExpenses | |||
FinancialExpenses | |||
Totalpayments |
Construction accounting and financial management
ISBN: 978-0135017111
2nd Edition
Authors: Steven j. Peterson