The following data apply to the HASF Hardware Store and its 2011 budget      Forecast Sales Jan $200,000 Feb $160,000 Mar $180,000 Apr $45,000   Balance Sheet Data   December 31,2010            Cash $80,000 Account receivable:   November sales 45000 December sales 50000 Inventory 54000 Account payable(merchandise) 27000    Other data are as follows: Sales are on credit with 60% of sales collected in the same month after sale ,40% in the second month after sale Cost of goods sold is 50% of sales Other variables costs are 30% of sales paid in the month incurred Inventories are to be 80% of next month’s budgeted sales requirements Fixed expenses are $15000 per month; all require cash Credit time period for purchases are 30 days   On basis of above information answer following questions Find how much Cash Collect in the month of Feb 2011?

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The following data apply to the HASF Hardware Store and its 2011 budget 

 

 

Forecast Sales

Jan

$200,000

Feb

$160,000

Mar

$180,000

Apr

$45,000

 

Balance Sheet Data

 

December 31,2010         

 

Cash

$80,000

Account receivable:

 

November sales

45000

December sales

50000

Inventory

54000

Account payable(merchandise)

27000

 

 Other data are as follows:

  • Sales are on credit with 60% of sales collected in the same month after sale ,40% in the second month after sale
  • Cost of goods sold is 50% of sales
  • Other variables costs are 30% of sales paid in the month incurred
  • Inventories are to be 80% of next month’s budgeted sales requirements
  • Fixed expenses are $15000 per month; all require cash
  • Credit time period for purchases are 30 days

 

On basis of above information answer following questions

Find how much Cash Collect in the month of Feb 2011?

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