(b) Spana Company has the following data: [Syarikat Spana mempunyai data berikut:] Table 4: Total Monthly Purchasing Budget [Jadual 4: Jumlah Belanjawan Pembelian Bulanan] Budgeted Purchases Month January February 220,000 185,000 March April May 240,000 155,000 180,000 Purchases are paid as follows: [Pembelian dibayar seperti berikut:] • 10% in the month of purchase [10% dalam bulan di beli] • 60% one month after purchase [60% sebulan selepas beli] • 30% two months after purchase [30% dua bulan selepas beli] Required: |Dikehendaki] (i) Develop a schedule of cash disbursements for purchases for March, April and May. [Bangunkan jadual pembayaran tunai untuk pembelian bagi Mac, April dan Mei.]

(b) Spana Company has the following data: [Syarikat Spana mempunyai data berikut:] Table 4: Total Monthly Purchasing Budget [Jadual 4: Jumlah Belanjawan Pembelian Bulanan] Budgeted Purchases Month January February 220,000 185,000 March April May 240,000 155,000 180,000 Purchases are paid as follows: [Pembelian dibayar seperti berikut:] • 10% in the month of purchase [10% dalam bulan di beli] • 60% one month after purchase [60% sebulan selepas beli] • 30% two months after purchase [30% dua bulan selepas beli] Required: |Dikehendaki] (i) Develop a schedule of cash disbursements for purchases for March, April and May. [Bangunkan jadual pembayaran tunai untuk pembelian bagi Mac, April dan Mei.]

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