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The value of a cash budget is that it helps you predict and supply your future cash needs.

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For the answer to the question that is being asked and shown above, it is "TRUE." <span>The value of a cash budget is that it helps you predict and supply your future cash needs. This statement is true as far as the value of a cash is concerned.</span>

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Any balance left over would be paid to common stockholders.

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