The sales figures below are before deduction of discounts. 40% of sales are on credit, with payment received after 1 month. 60% of sales are for cash, with a discount of 4% being given. Payment for purchases is made in the month of purchase, with a cash discount of 4% being taken. The expenses figures include depreciation of £1,300 per month: the remaining expenses are all cash items and paid for in the month in which they are charged. Loan interest for the whole year is payable at the beginning of June. Such loan interest includes the relevant accrual in the balance sheet at 31 March 20X5 as well as a further £800.

Prepare the monthly cash budget for each of the next three months i.e., April to June 20X5. All figures should be rounded off to whole pounds.

  

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Set out below is Sophia's internal balance sheet for her business at 31 March 20X5. Assets Non-current assets: Current assets: Inventory Receivables Bank Total assets Capital and liabilities Capital: Opening capital Less: Drawings Profit for the year Total capital Liabilities: Non-current liabilities: Bank loan £ 19,500 31,250 8,800 126,000 (55,880) 89.930 40,000 £ Net Book Value 142,750 59,550 202,300 160,050 Set out below is Sophia's internal balance sheet for her business at 31 March 20X5. Assets Non-current assets: Current assets: Inventory Receivables Bank Total assets Capital and liabilities Capital: Opening capital Less: Drawings Profit for the year Total capital Liabilities: Non-current liabilities: Bank loan £ 19,500 31,250 8,800 126,000 (55,880) 89.930 40,000 £ Net Book Value 142,750 59,550 202,300 160,050

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