Northern Swit is famous in making ice cream. One unique flavor of ice cream produced by Northern Swits is Black Raspberry Crunch. Assume that Northern Swits prepares monthly cash budget. The following information is provided by their accountant Kritesh for the year 2016:   August (2016) $ September (2016) $ Sales 460,000 412,000 Direct material purchased 185,000 210,000 Direct Labour 70,000 85,000 Manufacturing overhead 50,000 65,000 Selling and administrative expenses 85,000 95,000 Collections are expected to be 75% in the month of sale, and 25% in the month following sale. Northern Swits pays 60% of the direct materials purchases in cash in the month of purchase, and the balance due in the month following the purchase. All other items are paid in the month incurred.    Other information: Sales July 2016: $380,000 Purchase of direct materials: July 2016: $175,000 Other receipts: August – Donation received $2,000                         September – sale of used equipment $4,000 Other disbursement: September- Purchased equipment 4,000 Repaid debt: August $30,000  Required: Prepare the schedules of expected cash collection of Northern Swits from customers for August and September.  Prepare the schedules of expected cash payment of Northern Swits for August and September .

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Northern Swit is famous in making ice cream. One unique flavor of ice cream produced by Northern Swits is Black Raspberry Crunch. Assume that Northern Swits prepares monthly cash budget. The following information is provided by their accountant Kritesh for the year 2016:

 

August (2016)

$

September (2016)

$

Sales

460,000

412,000

Direct material purchased

185,000

210,000

Direct Labour

70,000

85,000

Manufacturing overhead

50,000

65,000

Selling and administrative expenses

85,000

95,000

Collections are expected to be 75% in the month of sale, and 25% in the month following sale. Northern Swits pays 60% of the direct materials purchases in cash in the month of purchase, and the balance due in the month following the purchase. All other items are paid in the month incurred. 

 

Other information:

Sales July 2016: $380,000

Purchase of direct materials: July 2016: $175,000

Other receipts: August – Donation received $2,000

                        September – sale of used equipment $4,000

Other disbursement: September- Purchased equipment 4,000

Repaid debt: August $30,000

 Required:

  1. Prepare the schedules of expected cash collection of Northern Swits from customers for August and September
  2. Prepare the schedules of expected cash payment of Northern Swits for August and September
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