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Answer:
Borrowing Amount required (to make ending balance =$36,450) for January is 0 and February is $14.850. Cash Budget prepared in explanation below.
Explanation:
Cash Budget for the month of January and February
Particulars January February
Opening Cash Balance 62,450 37,710
Add: Collections from Customers 87,450 162,450
Add: Sale of Short term Investments 13,370 0
Total Cash Available 163,270 200,160
Less: Payment to Suppliers (56,450) (91,450)
Less: Wages (31,370) (41,370)
Less: Administrative Expenses (21,370) (24,370)
Less: Selling Expenses (16,370) (21,370)
Total Payments Made (125,560) (178,560)
Total Cash after Payments 37,710 21,600
Add: Borrowings 0 14,850
Ending Cash Balance $37,710 $36,450
Please Note the Following:
1. Administrative Expenses have been reduced by $1,000 (as this was depreciation which is non-cash expense)
2. Borrowings in February has been added by $14,850 (in order to maintain company's minimum monthly cash balance of $36,450
3. All the totaling has been marked in Bold Letters
Answer:
CASH BUDGET FOR JANUARY FEBRUARY
Receipts
Cash collected from customers $87,450 $162,450
Sale of short term investment $13,370
Loan Received $14,850
Total Receipts $100,820 $177,300
Payments
Cash Paid to Suppliers $56,450 $91,450
Wages $31,370 $41,370
Admin expenses $21,370 $24,370
Selling Expenses $16,370 $21,370
Total Payments $125,560 $178,560
Cash Surplus/ Deficit -$24,740 -$1,260
opening balance( 01 Jan) $62,450 $37,710
Closing balance (31 Jan) $37,710 $36,450
Explanation:
Cash Budget is a statement used to determine how much cash a business have at the end of a period and is it sufficient or not. Only Cash items are included in the Cash budget.
The Admin expenses include depreciation therefore we minus it as it is not a cash item.
In order to maintain the minimum monthly cash balance the company had to take out a loan in February of $14,850.