FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Datem Inc. is planning to request a line of credit from its bank. The bank requires them to submit a cash budget. Their Credit
and Collection Department estimated collections of sales as follows: collected within the month of sale, 20%; collected the
month following the sale, 80%. Payments for labor and raw materials are typically made during the month following the
month in which these are incurred. The Production Department estimated total labor and raw material costs for each month
as follows: (in P '000) May ¹95 290 June 290 July 440 June 600 Aug 980 Sept 600 Oct 560 Nov 480 Dec 190 The Marketing
Department has drawn the following sales forecasts for parts of 1995 and 1996: (in P'000) May '95 July Aug Sept Oct 1200
1,800 2,400 1,200 Nov Dec 1,200 300 Jan ¹96 150 600 Other projections include: general, selling and administrative expense
will amount to approximately P112, 5000 a month; lease payments under long-term lease contracts will be P87,500 a month;
depreciation charges will P150,000 a month; miscellaneous expense will be P111,500 a month; income tax of P450,000 will
be due in June, September and December, and a progress payment of P1,200,000 on a new database server must be paid in
September. Cash on hand on June 30 will amount to P225,000, and a minimum cash balance of P210,000 must be
maintained throughout the cash budget period. Cash at beginning of June is P676,500. How much cash can potentially be
invested in November?
Datem Inc. is planning to request a line of credit from its bank. The bank requires them to submit a cash budget. Their Credit and Collection Department estimateu
collections of sales as follows: collected within the month of sale, 20%; collected the month following the sale, 80%
Payments for labor and raw materials are typically made during the month following the month in which these are incurred. The Production Department estimated total
labor and raw material costs for each month as follows: (in P '000)
May ¹95 June
290
290
Dec
190
Aug
Sept Oct
Nov
440
980
600
560
480
The Marketing Department has drawn the following sales forecasts for parts of 1995 and 1996: (in P'000)
May 95 June
July
Sept Oct
Aug
1200 1.800 2.400 1.200
Nov Dec
1.200 300
Jan 96
150
600
600
Other projections include: general, selling and adininistrative expense will amount to approximately P112, 5000 a month; lease payments under long-term lease contracts
will be P87,500 a month; depreciation charges will P150,000 a month; miscellaneous expense will be P111,500 a month; income tax of P450,000 will be due in June,
September and December, and a progress payment of P1,200,000 on a new database server must be paid in September.
Cash on hand on June 30 will amount to P225.000, and a minimum cash balance of P210.000 must be maintained throughout the cash budget period: Cash at beginning of
June is P676,500
How much cash can potentially be invested in November?
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Transcribed Image Text:Datem Inc. is planning to request a line of credit from its bank. The bank requires them to submit a cash budget. Their Credit and Collection Department estimated collections of sales as follows: collected within the month of sale, 20%; collected the month following the sale, 80%. Payments for labor and raw materials are typically made during the month following the month in which these are incurred. The Production Department estimated total labor and raw material costs for each month as follows: (in P '000) May ¹95 290 June 290 July 440 June 600 Aug 980 Sept 600 Oct 560 Nov 480 Dec 190 The Marketing Department has drawn the following sales forecasts for parts of 1995 and 1996: (in P'000) May '95 July Aug Sept Oct 1200 1,800 2,400 1,200 Nov Dec 1,200 300 Jan ¹96 150 600 Other projections include: general, selling and administrative expense will amount to approximately P112, 5000 a month; lease payments under long-term lease contracts will be P87,500 a month; depreciation charges will P150,000 a month; miscellaneous expense will be P111,500 a month; income tax of P450,000 will be due in June, September and December, and a progress payment of P1,200,000 on a new database server must be paid in September. Cash on hand on June 30 will amount to P225,000, and a minimum cash balance of P210,000 must be maintained throughout the cash budget period. Cash at beginning of June is P676,500. How much cash can potentially be invested in November? Datem Inc. is planning to request a line of credit from its bank. The bank requires them to submit a cash budget. Their Credit and Collection Department estimateu collections of sales as follows: collected within the month of sale, 20%; collected the month following the sale, 80% Payments for labor and raw materials are typically made during the month following the month in which these are incurred. The Production Department estimated total labor and raw material costs for each month as follows: (in P '000) May ¹95 June 290 290 Dec 190 Aug Sept Oct Nov 440 980 600 560 480 The Marketing Department has drawn the following sales forecasts for parts of 1995 and 1996: (in P'000) May 95 June July Sept Oct Aug 1200 1.800 2.400 1.200 Nov Dec 1.200 300 Jan 96 150 600 600 Other projections include: general, selling and adininistrative expense will amount to approximately P112, 5000 a month; lease payments under long-term lease contracts will be P87,500 a month; depreciation charges will P150,000 a month; miscellaneous expense will be P111,500 a month; income tax of P450,000 will be due in June, September and December, and a progress payment of P1,200,000 on a new database server must be paid in September. Cash on hand on June 30 will amount to P225.000, and a minimum cash balance of P210.000 must be maintained throughout the cash budget period: Cash at beginning of June is P676,500 How much cash can potentially be invested in November?
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