L. Tarpey had the following Assets, Liabilities and Capital at 1 January 2011:
Assets
€
Fixed assets
220,000
Stock
46,000
Cash
29,500
Debtors
322,800
Liabilities
Creditors
22,800
300,000
Capital
322,800
The expected sales and purchases for the next 5 months are as follows:
Sales
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Total
€
83,700
94,300
67,300
71,000
92,200
408,500
Purchases
€
44,200
62,100
59,800
64,400
77,900
289,400
- All sales are on credit and are paid for one month after sale - Leaving Cert Accounting - Question 9 - 2011
Question 9
L. Tarpey had the following Assets, Liabilities and Capital at 1 January 2011:
Assets
€
Fixed assets
220,000
Stock
46,000
Cash
29,500
Debtors
322,800
Liabilities
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Worked Solution & Example Answer:L. Tarpey had the following Assets, Liabilities and Capital at 1 January 2011:
Assets
€
Fixed assets
220,000
Stock
46,000
Cash
29,500
Debtors
322,800
Liabilities
Creditors
22,800
300,000
Capital
322,800
The expected sales and purchases for the next 5 months are as follows:
Sales
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Total
€
83,700
94,300
67,300
71,000
92,200
408,500
Purchases
€
44,200
62,100
59,800
64,400
77,900
289,400
- All sales are on credit and are paid for one month after sale - Leaving Cert Accounting - Question 9 - 2011
Step 1
A Cash Budget showing Tarpey’s expected monthly Receipts and Payments for the five months January to May 2011.
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Answer
Cash Budget for the Period
Month
Receipts (€)
Payments (€)
Net Cash (€)
Closing Cash (€)
Jan
27,300 + 83,700 = 111,000
22,800
111,000 - 22,800 = 88,200
12,600 + 88,200 = 100,800
Feb
83,700
44,200
83,700 - 44,200 = 39,500
100,800 - 44,200 = 56,600
Mar
67,300
88,100
67,300 - 88,100 = -20,800
56,600 - 88,100 = -31,500
Apr
71,000
67,400
71,000 - 67,400 = 3,600
-31,500 + 3,600 = -27,900
May
92,200
77,900
92,200 - 77,900 = 14,300
-27,900 + 14,300 = -13,600
Summary
Total Receipts: €343,600
Total Payments: €359,300
Net Cash Position: -€15,700
Final Closing Cash Position: -€13,600
This cash budget helps to track the inflows and outflows, allowing for better financial decision-making.
Step 2
A Budgeted Balance Sheet as at 31/05/2011.
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This budgeted balance sheet provides a snapshot of Tarpey’s financial position at the end of May 2011.
Step 3
Outline two benefits for Tarpey in preparing a cash budget.
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Helps in Planning: A cash budget allows Tarpey to plan effectively for future cash flows ensuring that enough cash is available to meet obligations and avoid overdrafts.
Financial Control: It provides a clear view of expected income and expenses, allowing Tarpey to make informed decisions and adjust operations to maintain financial health.
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