Cash Budgeting
Jack Manning had the following assets, liabilities and capital on 01/01/2018:
Assets
€
Fixed assets 305,000
Stock 32,000
Cash 31,200
Debtors 82,100
450,300
Liabilities
Creditors 50,300
Capital 400,000
450,300
The expected sales and purchases for the next 5 months are as follows:
Sales Purchases
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total
€44,200 €89,400 €88,100 €57,900 €81,600 €361,200 €48,100 €48,200 €42,300 €34,700 €34,600 €207,800
- All sales are on credit and are paid for one month after sale - Leaving Cert Accounting - Question 9 - 2018
Question 9
Cash Budgeting
Jack Manning had the following assets, liabilities and capital on 01/01/2018:
Assets
€
Fixed assets 305,000
Stock 32,000
Cash 31,200
Debtors ... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:Cash Budgeting
Jack Manning had the following assets, liabilities and capital on 01/01/2018:
Assets
€
Fixed assets 305,000
Stock 32,000
Cash 31,200
Debtors 82,100
450,300
Liabilities
Creditors 50,300
Capital 400,000
450,300
The expected sales and purchases for the next 5 months are as follows:
Sales Purchases
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total
€44,200 €89,400 €88,100 €57,900 €81,600 €361,200 €48,100 €48,200 €42,300 €34,700 €34,600 €207,800
- All sales are on credit and are paid for one month after sale - Leaving Cert Accounting - Question 9 - 2018
Step 1
Prepare a cash budget showing Jack Manning’s expected monthly receipts and payments for the five months January to May 2018 and also the total column for the period.
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Cash Budget for January to May 2018
Receipts
Debtors:
January: €82,100
February: €44,200
March: €89,400
April: €88,100
May: €57,900
Total Receipts:
January: €82,100
February: €44,200
March: €89,400
April: €88,100
May: €57,900
Total: €361,200
Payments
Purchases:
January: €48,100
February: €48,200
March: €42,300
April: €34,700
May: €34,600
Wages: €16,400
Equipment: €6,000 (in March)
Rent:
January: €3,500
February: €3,500
March: €3,500
April: €3,500
May: €3,500
Total Payments:
January: €70,200
February: €70,600
March: €78,200
April: €100,600
May: €34,600
Total: €223,200
Net Cash
Opening Cash (01/01/2018): €31,200
Closing Cash (31/05/2018):
Net Cash: €31,200 + Total Receipts - Total Payments
Closing Cash: €63,600
Summary
Net Cash Flow:
January: €11,900
February: (€23,300)
March: €19,800
April: (€22,600)
May: €31,300
Closing Cash: €63,600
Final Cash Budget
Month
Opening Cash
Total Receipts
Total Payments
Closing Cash
January
€31,200
€82,100
€70,200
€43,100
February
€43,100
€44,200
€70,600
€16,700
March
€16,700
€89,400
€78,200
€28,900
April
€28,900
€88,100
€100,600
€16,400
May
€16,400
€57,900
€34,600
€39,700
Total
€361,200
€223,200
€63,600
Step 2
Prepare a budgeted balance sheet as at 31/05/2018.
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Budgeted Balance Sheet at 31/05/2018
Fixed Assets
Fixed Assets: €311,000
Current Assets
Stock: €29,100
Debtors: €81,600
Cash: €63,600
Total Current Assets: €174,300
Current Liabilities
Creditors: €34,500
Working Capital: €140,000
Financed by
Capital: €400,000
Net Profit: €51,000
Total Liabilities: €451,000
Summary
Assets
Amount (€)
Liabilities
Amount (€)
Fixed Assets
311,000
Creditors
34,500
Current Assets
174,300
Working Capital
140,000
Total Assets
485,300
Total Liabilities
451,000
Step 3
Outline two benefits for Manning in preparing a cash budget.
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Benefits of Preparing a Cash Budget
Cash Flow Management:
Preparing a cash budget allows Jack Manning to have a clear overview of expected cash inflows and outflows. This helps him to identify any potential cash shortages or surpluses, enabling timely financial planning and decision-making.
Improved Financial Decision-Making:
Having a cash budget will help Jack decide when a bank overdraft might be needed and manage expenses to avoid overspending. This ensures that he has the necessary funds available when required for operational purposes.
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