A company forecasts that the following sales: 293 BD in May, 282 BD in June and 124 BD in July. Sales will be paid in three parts, 30% will bepaid in cash, another 30% will be paid after one month and the remining 40% will be paid after two months. Additionally, the company will receivn84 BD in dividends in July, and 106 BD from the sale of stocks in May. Based on the information given what is the anticipated total cash receiptsfor the month of July?

In order to calculate cash receipts, all receipts in cash are ascertained. For instance, if 30% of…

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