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Watt’s Lighting Stores made the following sales projection for the next six months. All sales are credit sales.

March

\(35,000

April

41,000

May

30,000

June

39,000

July

47,000

August

49,000

Sales in January and February were \)38,000 and $37,000, respectively. Experience has shown that of total sales, 10 percent are uncollectible, 30 percent are collected in the month of sale, 40 percent are collected in the following month, and 20 percent are collected two months after sale.

Prepare a monthly cash receipts schedule for the firm for March through

August.

Of the sales expected to be made during the six months from March through August, how much will still be uncollected at the end of August? How much of this is expected to be collected later?

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Schedule of cash receipts

Months

Credit sales

In the month of sales @ 30%

(A)

One month after sales @ 40% (B)

Two month after sales @ 20% (C )

Total cash receipts

(A+B+C)

January

$38,000

February

37,000

March

35,000

10,500

14,800

7,600

32,900

April

41,000

12,300

14,000

7,400

33,700

May

30,000

9,000

16,400

7,000

32,400

June

39,000

11,700

12,000

8,200

31,900

July

47,000

14,100

15,600

6,000

35,700

August

49,000

14,700

18,800

7,800

41,300

The uncollected amount at the end of the august is $24,100 and the amount expected to be collected later is $38,800.

Step by step solution

01

Cash receipt in the month of March

Cashreceipt=Saleofmarch×30%+Saleoffebruary×40%+Saleofjanuary×20%=$35,000×30%+$37,000×40%+$38,000×20%=$32,900

02

Cash receipt in the month of April

Cashreceipt=Saleofapril×30%+Saleofmarch×40%+Saleoffebruary×20%=$41,000×30%+$35,000×40%+$37,000×20%=$33,700

03

Cash receipt in the month of May

Cashreceipt=Saleofmay×30%+Saleofapril×40%+Saleofmarch×20%=$30,000×30%+$41,000×40%+$35,000×20%=$32,400

04

Cash receipt in the month of June

Cashreceipt=Saleofjune×30%+Saleofmay×40%+Saleofapril×20%=$39,000×30%+$30,000×40%+$41,000×20%=$31,900

05

Cash receipt in the month of July

Cashreceipt=Saleofjuly×30%+Saleofjune×40%+Saleofmay×20%=$47,000×30%+$39,000×40%+$30,000×20%=$35,700

06

Cash receipt in the month of August

Cashreceipt=Saleofaugust×30%+Saleofjuly×40%+Saleofjune×20%=$49,000×30%+$47,000×40%+$39,000×20%=$41,300

07

The uncollected amount at the end of the August

Uncollectedamount=Saleofmarch+Saleofapril+Saleofmay+Saleofjune+Saleofjuly+Saleofaugust×10%=$35,000+$41,000+$30,000+$39,000+$47,000+$49,000×10%=$24,100

08

Amount to be collected later

Amounttobecollected=Saleofjuly×20%+Saleofaugust×40%+20%=$47,000×20%+$49,000×60%=$38,800

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