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spin [16.1K]
3 years ago
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inysia [295]3 years ago
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Answer:

(The data is missing so we cannot prepare the complete cash budget but lets see how it is prepared. The data given in the question has only been added in cash budget)

Cash Budget is prepared in same way as statement of cashflow. The detail cash budget format is given below.

                                             Poster Company

                                                 Cash budget

                                           1st and 2nd quarter

Cash from operations

Sales                                                                  xxxx

Purchase                                                           (xxxx)

Other expenses paid                                        (xxxx)

Net cash from operation                                   xxxx

Cash from Investment activities

Sale of Assets   (10,000+4,500)                    $ 14,500

Any investment made                                      (xxxxxx)

Net Cash from investing activities                  xxxxxx

Cash from Finance Activities

Financial Charges paid                                  ( xxxxxxx)

Dividednd paid                                              $ 4,500

Net Cash from Financing activities                xxxxxxxx

Net cash increase/ decrease                          xx/ (xx)

Opening balance                                             $60,359    

Cash balance at end                                          xxxxx

(xxx represents missing values)                                        

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