FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Evergreen Furniture, a retailing company, is preparing the
Estimated payments in August for purchases in August | 70% |
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Estimated purchases for August | $ 2,380,000 |
Estimated cost of goods sold for August | 2,440,000 |
Estimated payments in August for purchases in July | 600,000 |
Estimated payments in August for purchases prior to July | 112,000 |
Inventories at beginning of August | 610,000 |
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What are the estimated cash disbursements in August?
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