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North Point Ltd’s management has and estimated overdraft of $10,000 at 1 June. T

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Question

North Point Ltd’s management has and estimated overdraft of $10,000 at 1 June. The following information has been taken from budgets for June.

                                                                                                                                                                     $

Cash Sales

53,000

Credit Sales

92,000

Wages (gross)

22,000

Rent

6,000

Credit purchases of trading stock

18,000

Cash purchases of trading stock

8,000

Loss on sales of asset

3,000

           

60% of sales credit sales are collected in the month of sale and 40% in the following month.

Credit sales for May was budgeted for $80,000

90% of credit purchases are paid in the month of purchase and 10% in the following month.

Credit purchases for May was budgeted for $22,000

Wages for May was budgeted for $15,000.

PAYG tax deductions are calculated at 20% of gross wages and paid to ATO in the following month of wages paid.

Assessment tasks

Prepare a cash budget for June. (Note: For simplicity ignore GST in your calculations).

Example Only:

XXXXXX Pty Ltd

Cash Budget

For the month of XXXX

Details

$

Receipts

Cash sales

Credit sales

     July 10% x XXXX

     August 90% x XXXXX

Subtotal

GST

     Total Receipts

Payments

Cash purchase

Credit purchases

     June 20% x XXXXX

     July 80% x XXXX

Rent

GST

PAYG deductions

Wages

   Total Payments

   Increase in cash

   Opening balance

   Closing Balance

Note: the above suggested template is only an example, the months indicated under the Credit sales and Credit purchases need to be changed.

Cash Sales

53,000

Credit Sales

92,000

Wages (gross)

22,000

Rent

6,000

Credit purchases of trading stock

18,000

Cash purchases of trading stock

8,000

Loss on sales of asset

3,000

Explanation / Answer

Receipts Cash sales $53,000 Credit sales: May 40%×80,000 $32,000 June 60%×92000 $55,200 Subtotal $140,200 GST ××× Total receipts $140,200 Payments: Cash purchases $8,000 Credit purchases: May 10%×$22,000 $2,200 June 90%×18,000 $16,200 Rent $6,000 GST ×× PAYG deductions 20%×15,000(May) $3,000 Wages(22000×80%) $17,600 Total payments $53,000 Increase in cash $87,200 Opening balance -10,000 Closing balance $77,200
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