According to the following information: Description The cost of goods sold 225 million Rials April 1391 250 million Rials 280 million Rials March 1390 May 1391 June 1391 210 million Rials Payment pattern: 35% in the same month, 65% in the following month The rest of the information: • Monthly salary 35 million Rials. • The cost of water and electricity is paid one by one. The first payment in May is 320 thousand Rials. • Rent and insurance costs in the amount of 9.7 million Rials for 6 months in April. • 12.5 million income tax in June • The annual depreciation cost of equipment is 7.5 million Rials. • Equipment worth 50 million was purchased in May, of which 4 million will be paid immediately and the rest in July. • Other operating expenses 2.25 million Rials paid per month. It is desirable to prepare a cash payment budget for April, May and June 1391 separately.

According to the following information: Description The cost of goods sold 225 million Rials April 1391 250 million Rials 280 million Rials March 1390 May 1391 June 1391 210 million Rials Payment pattern: 35% in the same month, 65% in the following month The rest of the information: • Monthly salary 35 million Rials. • The cost of water and electricity is paid one by one. The first payment in May is 320 thousand Rials. • Rent and insurance costs in the amount of 9.7 million Rials for 6 months in April. • 12.5 million income tax in June • The annual depreciation cost of equipment is 7.5 million Rials. • Equipment worth 50 million was purchased in May, of which 4 million will be paid immediately and the rest in July. • Other operating expenses 2.25 million Rials paid per month. It is desirable to prepare a cash payment budget for April, May and June 1391 separately.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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