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Adams Medical Clinic has budgeted the following cash flows: January FebruaryMarc

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Adams Medical Clinic has budgeted the following cash flows: January FebruaryMarch Cash receipts Cash payments $101,000 $107,000 $127,000 For i For S&A; expenses nventory purchases 90,500 31,500 72,500 32,500 85,500 27,500 Adams Medical had a cash balance of $8,500 on January 1. The company desires to maintain a cash cushion of $6,000. Funds are assumed to be borrowed, in increments of $1,000, and repaid on the last day of each month; the interest rate is 2 percent per month. Repayments may be made in any amount available. Adams pays its vendors on the last day of the month also. The company had a monthly $40,000 beginning balance in its line of credit liability account from this year's quarterly results Required Prepare a cash budget. (Round intermediate and final answers to the nearest whole dollar amounts. Any repayments/shortage should be indicated with a minus sign.) Cash Budget January February March Cash available Less: Cash payments

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Jan

Feb

Mar

Beginning balance

$          8,500.00

$              6,700.00

$             6,000.00

Cash receipts

$    1,01,000.00

$        1,07,000.00

$       1,27,000.00

Cash Available

$    1,09,500.00

$        1,13,700.00

$       1,33,000.00

Less: Cash payments

Inventory purchase

$       90,500.00

$           72,500.00

$           85,500.00

S & A

$       31,500.00

$           32,500.00

$           27,500.00

Total budgeted payments

$    1,22,000.00

$        1,05,000.00

$       1,13,000.00

Payments minus receipts

$     (12,500.00)

$              8,700.00

$           20,000.00

Minimum balance required

$          6,000.00

$              6,000.00

$             6,000.00

Financing activity

Borrowed (repaid)

$       20,000.00

$           (1,500.00)

$        (12,830.00)

Interest

$           (800.00) [40000 x 2%]

$           (1,200.00) [(60000 x 2%]

$           (1,170.00) [58500 x 2%]

Ending Cash balance

$          6,700.00

$              6,000.00

$             6,000.00

January

Minimum cash balance required = $6000
Interest payment for loan = $40000 x 2% = $800
Cash balance before above = $(12500)
Total funds borrowed in increment of $1000 = 6000 + 800 + 12500 = 19300 = $20,000

February

Excess Cash $8700. Minimum balance = $6000. Hence, borrowing can be repaid = 8700 – interest – 6000 = 1500

March

Excess Cash $20000. Minimum balance = $6000. Hence, borrowing can be repaid = 20000 – interest – 6000 = $12,830

Jan

Feb

Mar

Beginning balance

$          8,500.00

$              6,700.00

$             6,000.00

Cash receipts

$    1,01,000.00

$        1,07,000.00

$       1,27,000.00

Cash Available

$    1,09,500.00

$        1,13,700.00

$       1,33,000.00

Less: Cash payments

Inventory purchase

$       90,500.00

$           72,500.00

$           85,500.00

S & A

$       31,500.00

$           32,500.00

$           27,500.00

Total budgeted payments

$    1,22,000.00

$        1,05,000.00

$       1,13,000.00

Payments minus receipts

$     (12,500.00)

$              8,700.00

$           20,000.00

Minimum balance required

$          6,000.00

$              6,000.00

$             6,000.00

Financing activity

Borrowed (repaid)

$       20,000.00

$           (1,500.00)

$        (12,830.00)

Interest

$           (800.00) [40000 x 2%]

$           (1,200.00) [(60000 x 2%]

$           (1,170.00) [58500 x 2%]

Ending Cash balance

$          6,700.00

$              6,000.00

$             6,000.00

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