| a. Primary reasons to hold cash |
| 1.To meet immediate day-to-day expenses & any sudden obligations |
| 2.To meet any unforeseen need for hard-cash |
| b. | |||
| Week | Balance/Addition | Interest | |
| 1 | 24000 | 24000*12%*3/52= | 166.15 |
| 2 | 10000 | 10000*12%*2/52= | 46.15 |
| 3 | -24000 | -24000*12%*1/52= | -55.38 |
| 4 | 5000 | ||
| Bal.at end of Wk.4 | 15000 | 156.92 | |
| c. Lead & lag strategies are practised between subsidiaries, when give & take of cash involved. |
| That subsidiary which has excess cash,pays even before the due date for goods bought from the other subsidiary ,which has inadequate cash balance.This strategy is called LEADING. |
| Whereas, |
| when the former sells goods to the latter,it allows more time to the latter-sometimes, even to lag beyond due date--to make payment by relaxing its payment terms.This strategy is called LAGGING. |
| This helps in reducing the debt burden of the weaker subsidiary. |
| d. |
| i. This year's tax liability is increased-- No Change--- No cash outflow/Inflow |
| ii.Marketable securities are purchased with retained earnings--No Change--No cash outflow/Inflow |
| iii.A sale is done based on the term 3/15,net 30--- No change --it is a credit sale |
| iv.100000 of new co. share floated in the open market-- No Change-- cash is received only on subscription & purchase by the investor. |
| v.Raw material is purchased on credit--- No Change-- It is a credit or on account purchase. |
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