Reference no: EM132569485
Question - Bluebird Ltd has provided the following forecasted items for the months of July through to September 2020.
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July $
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August $
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September $
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Sales
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13,000
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14,000
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15,000
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Purchase
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9,400
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8,000
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10,000
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Operating expenses
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3,600
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6,400
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5,000
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Other Information: 35% are cash sales, the remaining 65% of credit sales which are collected as follows:
30% in the month of the sale
50% in the month after the sale
28% in the 2nd month after the sale
2% are never collected due to the customer going bankrupt
Sales in the months of May and June were $11,000 and $10,000 respectively.
Operating expenses include depreciation expense. Depreciation expense each month is $900. All expenses and purchases are paid for in the same month that they are incurred.
Bluebird expects to sell some old machinery for $7,000 in August. New machinery worth $9,500 will be purchased in September.
The cash balance on 1st July 2020 is $5,700.
Required -
a. Make a schedule of the Cash receipts from Accounts receivable showing the collections for the three months of July through to September.
b. Make a Cash budget for Bluebird Ltd for the three months of July through to September 2020.