1. The document discusses constructing a cash budget which projects cash inflows and outflows on a monthly basis to determine cash management strategy.
2. It provides steps to construct the cash budget including determining time frame, sales/purchases amounts and payment timings to calculate net cash flow.
3. An example cash budget is shown for a bakery for the first quarter of 2019, calculating monthly sales, purchases, expenses, net cash flow and reconciling with beginning balance to determine surplus or deficit.
1. The document discusses constructing a cash budget which projects cash inflows and outflows on a monthly basis to determine cash management strategy.
2. It provides steps to construct the cash budget including determining time frame, sales/purchases amounts and payment timings to calculate net cash flow.
3. An example cash budget is shown for a bakery for the first quarter of 2019, calculating monthly sales, purchases, expenses, net cash flow and reconciling with beginning balance to determine surplus or deficit.
1. The document discusses constructing a cash budget which projects cash inflows and outflows on a monthly basis to determine cash management strategy.
2. It provides steps to construct the cash budget including determining time frame, sales/purchases amounts and payment timings to calculate net cash flow.
3. An example cash budget is shown for a bakery for the first quarter of 2019, calculating monthly sales, purchases, expenses, net cash flow and reconciling with beginning balance to determine surplus or deficit.
03 Projected – Monthly, Weekly or Daily 04 Strategy: - Borrow when cash is deficit / - Invest when cash is surplus STEP TO CONSTRUCT CASH BUDGET STEP 4
STEP 3 -Prepare Cash
Reconciliation STEP 2 - Determine whether that -Determine the Net Cash month is either deficit or Flow (NCF) surplus. STEP 1 - Determine the amount - NCF = TCI – TCO of purchases and - NCF = a – b - Determine time frame payment within the right to construct the cash time frame budget - Determine total - Determine amount of amount of cash sales include cash and outflow credit within the right time frame - Determine total amount of cash inflow IMPORTANT
- Bad Debt - SALES & PURCHASES
- Uncollected Debt need to be place at the right month - Depreciation - Ending Balance last month become Beginning Balance ALL NOT INVOLVE IN for next month. CASH BUDGET EXAMPLE Month Sales Prepare Sweethermanaaas Bake & Co. cash budget for first quarter 2019. Cash Sales are 50% of Total Sales, Balance 60% collects One Month after Oct 18 2000 sales and 40% collects Two Month after Sales Nov 18 2500 Material Purchase are made One Month Before Sales (40%), 50% in Cash, and balance will be paid equally in next Two Months Dec 18 3200 Fixed Expenses; Depreciation RM 300, Rent-RM400, Selling & Admin-RM200, Interest on L/term debt-RM 100 Jan 19 2000 Buy new machine at RM2300, pay 20% in January, and balance pay in Feb Feb 19 3000 Cash Balance in Dec is RM 500, and Minimum Cash Balance is set at RM500 Any Short-term borrowing cost 10% Mar 19 2500 April 19 3500 SALES = Cash Sale + Credit Sale 1. Total all the % of collection of sales. 2. If > 100% - should separate between cash and credit (cash is cash), balance of credit should be 100% 3. If < 100% - direct collection from sales. STEP 1 Sweethermanaaas Bake & Co. Cash Budget For the First Quarter 2019. 1 Time frame
Dec Jan Feb Mar April
(a) Inflows: 2 Sales 3200 2000 3000 2500 3500 Amount 3 of sales Cash Sales (50%) 1600 1000 1500 1250 1750 Credit Sales (50%) 4 1600 1000 1500 1250 1750 1 month after sale (60%) 960 600 900 750 2 month after sales (40%) 5 500 640 400 600 Total Cash Inflows 6 2460 2740 2550 STEP 2 Sweethermanaaas Bake & Co. Cash Budget For the First Quarter 2019.