The following additional information is available:
a Sales are on account and the company expects to collect in the month of sale, in the month following sale and in the month after that.
b Direct material purchases are paid in the month of purchase and in the month after purchase.
c Sales for May were $ and sales in June were $
d The company purchased $ of direct materials in June.
e Direct labour is paid in the month the costs are incurred.
f Manufacturing overhead includes $ of depreciation every month. The remaining costs are paid in the month incurred.
g Selling and administrative expenses include $ of depreciation per month. The remaining cost are paid in the month incurred.
h In July the company collected $ on a notes receivable.
i In August the company sold old equipment for $ cash.
j In August the company purchased new equipment for $ cash.
k The cash balance on July is expected to be $
l The company maintains a minimum cash balance of $ per month.
Prepare a cash budget for July.
What is the beginning cash balance for July?
What is the total collections on accounts receivable for July?
HINT: Produce a cash collections schedule to determine this amount!
What is the total of all other miscellaneous cash collected during the month.
HINT: consider other cash collections such as from notes receivable and the sale of equipment, if applicable.
What is the total cash available for July?
What is the total payment cash disbursement for direct materials for July?
What is the total payment cash disbursement for direct labour for July?
What is the total payment cash disbursement for overhead for July?
What is the total payment cash disbursement for selling and administrative for July?
What is the total payment cash disbursement for all other expenses for July?
What is the total disbursements for July?
What is the excess deficiency of cash available over needs?
NOTE: if there is a deficiency enter your number as a negative preceded by a minus sign or in brackets.
Does the company need to borrow funds in order to meet their minimum cash requirements?
Enter either Y for YES or N for NO