In January ABC budgets to incur $100,000 of administrative expenses. 90% of these expenses will be paid in the month and the remaining 10% are paid the following month. Included in the $100,000 of administrative expenses is depreciation of $8,000. The amount owing for administrative expenses at the start of January is $15,000. How much will ABC disburse in cash for administrative expenses in January? Select one: O $92,000 O $100,000 $105,000 $97,800

In January ABC budgets to incur $100,000 of administrative expenses. 90% of these expenses will be paid in the month and the remaining 10% are paid the following month. Included in the $100,000 of administrative expenses is depreciation of $8,000. The amount owing for administrative expenses at the start of January is $15,000. How much will ABC disburse in cash for administrative expenses in January? Select one: O $92,000 O $100,000 $105,000 $97,800

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Chapter8: Budgeting

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