6. Tettleton Corporation is a medium-sized furniture manufacturer. In order to manufacture its product, Tettleton purchases lumber and other supplies it needs in production from selected vendors. These vendors require Tettleton to pay for one-third of the supplies in the month of purchase; the remaining payment is due the following month. Tettleton pays according to this policy, since late payments are assessed additional interest charges. Assume that, based on the direct materials purchases budget, Tettleton expects to make purchases in the following amounts during the first quarter: January. February. March... $24,000 $36,000 $21,000 In addition to these purchases, Tettleton expects to incur a total of $30,000 of other expenses each month. These expenses are paid as they are incurred. Prepare Tettleton's cash disbursements budget for the first quarter assuming that accounts payable related to purchases was $28,000 on December 31.

6. Tettleton Corporation is a medium-sized furniture manufacturer. In order to manufacture its product, Tettleton purchases lumber and other supplies it needs in production from selected vendors. These vendors require Tettleton to pay for one-third of the supplies in the month of purchase; the remaining payment is due the following month. Tettleton pays according to this policy, since late payments are assessed additional interest charges. Assume that, based on the direct materials purchases budget, Tettleton expects to make purchases in the following amounts during the first quarter: January. February. March... $24,000 $36,000 $21,000 In addition to these purchases, Tettleton expects to incur a total of $30,000 of other expenses each month. These expenses are paid as they are incurred. Prepare Tettleton's cash disbursements budget for the first quarter assuming that accounts payable related to purchases was $28,000 on December 31.

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