Budgeted sales: January $140, 700; February $189, 700; March $247,800 Budgeted direct materials purchases: January $39, 700; February $35,000; March $39,800 Tamarisk's sales are 35% cash and 65% credit. It collects credit sales 40% in the month of sale, 60% in the month following the sale. Tamarisk's purchases are 40% cash and 60% on account. It pays purchases on account 60%
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Sales Budget and Selling
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![Budgeted sales: January $140, 700;
February $189, 700; March $247,800
Budgeted direct materials purchases:
January $39, 700; February $35,000;
March $39, 800 Tamarisk's sales are 35%
cash and 65% credit. It collects credit sales
40% in the month of sale, 60% in the
month following the sale. Tamarisk's
purchases are 40% cash and 60% on
account. It pays purchases on account 60%
in the month of purchase, and 40% in the
month following purchase. Prepare a
schedule of expected collections for
January, February, and March. Tamarisk
Company Expected Collections January,
February March Collections: Cash sales
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