Tiro provides you with the following information

| Cash budget | |||||||
| April | May | June | |||||
| Beginning balance | 48000 | 83610 | 109711.5 | ||||
| Add: | |||||||
| Cash sales | (30% of sales) | 11700 | 10800 | 7560 | |||
| Credit sales | (Note:1) | 57810 | 45901.5 | 34398 | |||
| Total cash available | A | 117510 | 140311.5 | 151669.5 | |||
| Less: Cash payments | |||||||
| Payment for purchase | 24000 | 22800 | 12000 | ||||
| Marketing expense | (10% of sales) | 3900 | 3600 | 2520 | |||
| Other expenses (Exclude depreciation of $ 3000) | 6000 | 4200 | 7800 | ||||
| Equipment cost payment | 30000 | ||||||
| Total payments | B | 33900 | 30600 | 52320 | |||
| Ending balance | A-B | 83610 | 109711.5 | 99349.5 | |||
| Note:1 | |||||||
| April | May | June | |||||
| Budgeted sales | 39000 | 36000 | 25200 | ||||
| Credit sales | (70% of sales) | 27300 | 25200 | 17640 | |||
| Accounts receivable | (Note:2) | ||||||
| Jan sales | 1800 | ||||||
| Feb sales | 9600 | 2400 | |||||
| Mar sales | 19110 | 5880 | 1470 | ||||
| April sales | |||||||
| 70% paid in May along with 5% discount | 12421.5 | ||||||
| (27300*70%*65%) | |||||||
| 20% paid in June | 3822 | ||||||
| (27300*70%*20%) | |||||||
| May sales | |||||||
| 70% paid in June along with 5% discount | 11466 | ||||||
| (25200*70%*65%) | |||||||
| Total | 57810 | 45901.5 | 34398 | ||||
| Note:2 | |||||||
| Collection of accounts receivable | |||||||
| Jan sales | |||||||
| Accounts receivable balance as on Mar 31 from Jan sales=$ 3600 | |||||||
| 70% paid in Feb along with 5% discount | |||||||
| 20% paid in Mar | |||||||
| 5% paid in Apr | |||||||
| AS on Mar 31=70%+20%=90% already paid | |||||||
| Only 10% left | |||||||
| Hence,credit sales=3600/10%=$ 36000 | |||||||
| In April=36000*5%=$ 1800 | |||||||
| Feb sales | |||||||
| Accounts receivable balance as on Mar 31 from Feb sales=$ 14400 | |||||||
| 70% paid in Mar along with 5% discount | |||||||
| 20% paid in Apr | |||||||
| 5% paid in May | |||||||
| AS on Mar 31=70% already paid | |||||||
| Only 30% left | |||||||
| Hence,credit sales=14400/30%=$ 48000 | |||||||
| In April=48000*20%=$ 9600 | |||||||
| In May=48000*5%=$ 2400 | |||||||
| Mar sales | |||||||
| Accounts receivable balance as on Mar 31 from Mar sales=$ 29400 | |||||||
| It represents the entire credit sales | |||||||
| 70% paid in Apr along with 5% discount | |||||||
| 20% paid in May | |||||||
| 5% paid in June | |||||||
| In April=29400*(70%-5%)=29400*65%=$ 19110 | |||||||
| In May=29400*20%=$ 5880 | |||||||
| In June=29400*5%=$ 1470 | |||||||
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