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Problem #7: Operating Budgets
Marker Products, Inc. sells all of its products on credit. The company expects to collect 65%of sales in the quarter of sale and 35% the quarter following the sale.
Quarter 1: $8,800,000
Quarter 2: $11,000,000
Quarter 3: $11,440,000
Quarter 4: $10,560,000
Required:
Prepare a budget for cash collections from sales for each of the four quarters.
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