1. What are the estimated cash disbursements for inventories in April? NUBD Company is preparing its cash budget for the month of April. The followinginformation is available concerning its inventories:Inventories, April 1Estimated purchases for AprilEstimated cost of goods sold for AprilEstimated payments in April for purchases in MarchEstimated payments in April for purchases prior to MarchEstimated payments in April for purchases in AprilP 90,000440,000450,00075,00020,00075%

Formula: Estimated payments in April for purchases in April = Estimated April purchases x 75 %

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