A company is preparing for a monthly sales budget for Jan, Feb, & Mar. Sales are 100% on credit. Credit sales for Jan, Feb, and Mar are $140, $180, and $160, respectively. Cash collections are made in - the month of sale: 50% - a month after sale: 30% - two month after sale: 15% - uncollectible: 5% (recognized in the month of sale) Q1. Total cash collection in March?

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PRACTICE 1 •A company is preparing for a monthly sales budget for Jan, Feb, & Mar. Sales are 100% on credit. Credit sales for Jan, Feb, and Mar are $140, $180, and $160, respectively. Cash collections are made in - the month of sale: 50% - a month after sale: 30% - two month after sale: 15% - uncollectible: 5% (recognized in the month of sale) Q1. Total cash collection in March?               Q2. If the budgeted EB of net A/R on 12/31 is $120 and the budgeted total cash collection in Feb is $162, how much is the total credit sales in November? PRACTICE 2 •A company provides data regarding its operations as follows. •Sales Budget (100% on credit): 
November: $400,000, December: $375,000, January: $420,000 •Cash collection schedule:
Month of sale: 70%, Next Month: 27%, Uncollectible: $3% •The cost of goods sold is 50% of sales. •Monthly depreciation is $15,000. •Other monthly expenses to be paid in cash are $25,000. •60% of the RM purchase is paid for in the month of purchase, the remainder is paid in the following month. •The company declared a special dividend of $10,000 on 11/5 to be paid on 12/15. •Q. How much is the budgeted net income for November?            
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