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a) Golden Point Company has applied at a local bank for a short-term loan of $150,000 starting on October 1, 2020
a) Golden Point Company has applied at a local bank for a short-term loan of $150,000 starting on October 1, 2020. The bank's loan officer has requested a cash budget from the company for the quarter ending December 31, 2020. The following information is needed to prepare the cash budget:
Sales
$600,000
Purchases
350,000
Salaries and wages to be paid
125,000
Rent payments
7,000
Supplies (payments for)
4,500
Insurance payments
1,500
Other cash payments
22,000
A cash balance of $24,000 is planned for October 1. Accounts receivables are expected to be $48,000 on October 1. All of these accounts will be collected in the quarter ending December 31. In general, sales are collected as follows: 90% in the quarter of sale, and 10% in the quarter after sale. Accounts payable will be $480,000 on October 1 and will be paid during the quarter ending December 31. All purchases are paid in the quarter after purchase.
Required:
a) Prepare a cash budget for the quarter ending December 31, 2020. Assume that the $150,000 loan will be made on October 1 and will be repaid with interest at 10% on December 31. (7 marks)
b) If the company desires a minimum cash balance of $18,000, will the company be able to repay the loan as planned on December 31? (4 marks)
Expert Solution
1)
| Golden Point Company | |
| Cash Budget | |
| For the Quarter Ending on December 31 | |
| Beginning Balance | 24000 |
| Collection from Sales: | |
| Accounts Receivables | 48000 |
| Sales (600000*90%) | 540000 |
| Total Cash Receipts | 612000 |
| Less: Cash Disbarments: | |
| Cash Paid to Suppliers | 480000 |
| Salaries and Wages Paid | 125000 |
| Rent Payment | 7000 |
| Supplies | 4500 |
| Insurance Payments | 1500 |
| Other Cash Payments | 22000 |
| Total Cash Disbursements | 640000 |
| Balance | -28000 |
| Interest on Loan | 3750 |
| Repayment of Loan | 150000 |
| Ending Balance after Repayment of Loan | -181750 |
2) Company is not able to maintain minimum cash balance of $18000 as it has negative cash balance. Hence, company can't repay the loan.
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