FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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- Beauty Spa & Co. manufactures a specialised luxury spa that is supplied to five-star hotels around the country. The owner provides you with the following information to prepare its 1st quarter budget: July, August, and September. Budgeted sales are as follows:
Month |
Sales ($) |
Units Sold |
May |
25,000 |
250 |
June |
28,000 |
280 |
July |
30,000 |
300 |
August |
40,000 |
400 |
September |
35,000 |
350 |
October |
37,000 |
370 |
Additional information:
- i) Purchases are budgeted at $5.00 per unit and are paid for in full in the month after purchase.
- ii) Closing inventory must equal 50% of the next month’s sales.
iii) Sales (which are all on credit) are collected as follows: 60% in the month of sale; 30% in the month after the sale; 5% in the second month after the sale.
- iv) The balance in the bank account as of 30 June is $10,000.
Required (show your workings for each question):
Prepare the schedule of expected cash collections from
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