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Question - Prepare a cash flow plan for the Club Train for the month of February to determine if a purchase of $150,000 can be afforded.
Club Train Cash Flow Analysis for Jan and Feb 2016
Jan $
Feb $
Cash Sales
80,000
95,000
Collection from Accounts Receivable
13,860
12,000
Payments due to creditors
47,000
56,000
GST due to ATO
27,000
-
Salaries and Wages
20,000
18,000
Interest Payment
1,000
Other operating expenses paid
10,800
10,000
Loans repaid during period
5,000
Capital expenditure
Opening cash balance
132,000
Note - All purchases are paid for in the month following the month of purchases.
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