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Timbers Department Store prepares its budgets quarterly. The following information is available for use in planning the second quarter budgets for 2022.
    Assets
    
    Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
    
    Cash
    $4,000
    Accounts payable
    $31,000
    Accounts receivable
    31,000
    Dividends payable
    15,000
    Inventory
    36,000
    
    
    Prepaid insurance
    3,000
    Stockholders' equity
    53,360
    Fixtures
    25,360
    
    
    Total assets
    $99,360
    Total liabilities and equity
    $99,360
TIMBERS DEPARTMENT STORE
Balance Sheet
March 31, 2022
Actual and forecasted sales for selected months in 2022 are as follows:
    Sales Revenue by Month
    Month
    Sales Revenue
    January
    $70,000
    Fe
uary
    60,000
    March
    50,000
    April
    60,000
    May
    70,000
    June
    90,000
    July
    100,000
    August
    90,000
Monthly operating expenses are as follows:
    Category
    Amount
    Wages and salaries
    $27,000
    Depreciation
    300
    Utilities
    1,500
    Rent
    3,000
Cash dividends of $15,000 are declared during the third month of each quarter and are paid during the first month of the following quarter.
Operating expenses, except insurance and depreciation, are paid as incu
ed. The prepaid insurance is for six more months. Cost of goods sold is equal to 50 percent of sales. Ending inventories are sufficient for 120 percent of the next month’s cost of goods sold. Purchases during any given month are paid in full during the following month. All sales are on account, with 50 percent collected during the month of sale, 40 percent during the next month, and 10 percent during the month thereafter.
Cash Management Policy:  Money can be bo
owed and repaid in multiples of $1,000 at an interest rate of 12 percent per year. For budgeting purposes the company uses simple interest for all interest calculations.  The company desires a minimum cash balance of $4,000 on the first of each month.  At the time the principal is repaid, interest is paid on the portion of principal that is repaid. All bo
owing is at the beginning of the month, and all repayment is at the end of the month. Money is never repaid at the end of the month it is bo
owed.  Any repayment of past bo
owings can only occur if the monthly ending cash balance is greater than $10,000 (after partial or full repayment of past bo
owing).
Question: Give a summary of the just prepared budget for Timbers Department Store. Make sure you address the adequacy of the Cash Management Policy, and if necessary, suggest reasonable changes to this policy.

Figures
    Assets
    Cash    $4,000
    Accounts receivable    31,000
    Inventory    36,000
    Prepaid insurance    3,000
    Fixtures    25,360
    Total assets    $99,360
    Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
    Accounts payable    $31,000
    Dividends payable    15,000
    Stockholders' equity    53,360
    Total liabilities and equity    $99,360
    Category    Amount
    Wages and salaries    $27,000
    Depreciation    300
    Utilities    1,500
    Rent    3,000
    Month    Sales Revenue
    January    $70,000
    Fe
uary    60,000
    March    50,000
    April    60,000
    May    70,000
    June    90,000
    July    100,000
    August    90,000
Budget
    Appendix B        Timbers Department Store
Cash Reciepts Schedule
for second quarter of 2022
            Sale Revenue        Cash collection pattern
                    January    Febuary    March    April    May    June    Total
            Jan    $70,000    $35,000    $28,000    $7,000
            Feb    $60,000        $30,000    $24,000    $6,000
            Mar    $50,000            $25,000    $20,000    $5,000
            Apr    $60,000                $30,000    $24,000    $6,000
            May    $70,000                    $35,000    $28,000
            June    $90,000                        $45,000
            Total cash receipts in month        $35,000    $58,000    $56,000    $56,000    $64,000    $79,000    $199,000
    Appendix A    Timbers Department Store
Purchase Budget
for second quarter of 2022
            April    May    June    Total    July
        Budgeted sales    $60,000    $70,000    $90,000    $220,000    $100,000
        Cu
ent COGS    $30,000    $35,000    $45,000    $110,000    $50,000
        Desired ending inventory    $42,000    $54,000    $60,000    $60,000
        Total needed    $72,000    $89,000    $105,000    $170,000
        Less beginning inventories    -$36,000    -$42,000    -$54,000    -$36,000
        Required purchase    $36,000    $47,000    $51,000    $134,000
    Appendix C    Timbers Department Store
Cash Disbursements Schedule
for second quarter of 2022
            April    May    June    Total
        Inventory purchase    $31,000    $36,000    $47,000
        Wages and salaries    $27,000    $27,000    $27,000
        Utilities    $1,500    $1,500    $1,500
        Rent    $3,000    $3,000    $3,000
        Cash dividend    $15,000
        Total disbursement    $77,500    $67,500    $78,500    $223,500
    Appendix D    Timbers Department Store
Overall Cash Budget
for second quarter of 2022
            April    May    June    Total
        Cash balance, beginning    $4,000    $4,500    $4,000    $4,000
        Collection on Sale    $56,000    $64,000    $79,000    $199,000
        Cash available for operations    $60,000    $68,500    $83,000    $203,000
        Disbursements for operations    -$77,500    -$67,500    -$78,500    -$223,500
        Ending cash before
bo
owings or repayments    -$17,500    $1,000    $4,500    -$20,500
        New loans    $22,000    $3,000        $25,000
        Repayments                $ -
        Interest accured (1%)    $220    $250    $250    $720
        Interest paid                $ -
        Net cash from financing    $22,000    $3,000    $ -    $25,000
        Cash balance, ending    $4,500    $4,000    $4,500    $4,500
                        Appendix E    Timbers Department Store
Budgeted Income Statement
for second quarter ending June 30, 2022
                            Sales            $220,000
                            Cost of goods sold            -$110,000
                            Gross profit            $110,000
                            Other expenses
                                Wages and salaries    $81,000
                                Utilities    $4,500
                                Rent    $9,000
                                Depreciation    $900
                                Insurance    $1,500    -$96,900
                            Income from operations            $13,100
                            Interest expense            -$720
                            Net income from operations            $12,380
                            Appendix F    Timbers Department Store
Budgeted Balance Sheet
June 30, 2022
                                Assets                Liabilities
                                Cu
ent assets                Cu
ent liabilities
                                    Cash    $4,500            Accounts payable    $51,000
                                    Accounts receivable, net    $52,000            Loan payable    $25,000
                                    Inventory    $60,000            Interest payable    $720
                                    Prepaid insurance    $1,500    $118,000        Dividend payable    $15,000    $91,720
                                Fixed assets
                                    Fixtures    $25,360        Stockholders' Equities
                                    Less accumulated depreciation    -$900    $24,460        Retained earnings        $50,740
                                Total assets            $142,460    Total liabilities and stockholders' equities            $142,460
Answered 3 days After May 18, 2022

Solution

Khushboo answered on May 22 2022
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Budget analysis:
Budgeting is an important tool for preparation of future financial planning and is also used to perform variance analysis to track actual performance. The budget can be prepared in various heads such as sales budget, purchase budget, operating and other expenses budget and cash budget (E. Bond, 2021). The sales budget is used to estimate the sales forecast and purchase budget is prepared based on sales forecast and desired ending inventory. The purchase budget of the entity is as below:
    Timbers Department Store
Purchase Budget
for second quarter of 2022
    
    
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    April
    May
    June
    Total
    July
    
    Budgeted sales
    $60,000
    $70,000
    $90,000
    $220,000
    $100,000
    
    Cu
ent COGS
    $30,000
    $35,000
    $45,000
    $110,000
    $50,000
    
    Desired ending inventory
    $42,000
    $54,000
    $60,000
    $60,000
    Â 
    
    Total needed
    $72,000
    $89,000
    $105,000
    $170,000
    Â 
    
    Less beginning inventories
    -$36,000
    -$42,000
    -$54,000
    -$36,000
    Â 
    
    Required purchase
    $36,000
    $47,000
    $51,000
    $134,000
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The total budgeted sales of the entity for the quarter would be $220,000 and the COGS against sales revenue is $110,000 which is 50% of sales value. The entity is expected to maintain 60% of next month sales as closing inventory and the closing inventory will be $60,000 for June 2022. The total required purchase would be $134,000.
The total cash collection would be $56,000 for April month and $79,000 for June month which is showing a positive trend in collection from the customers. The expected collection for 2nd quarter is $199,000 which shows that the entity would be able to collect most of its sales revenue in cash and is a positive indicator for the organization. The cash collection schedule is as below:
    Timbers Department Store
Cash Receipts Schedule
for second quarter of 2022
    
    
    Sale Revenue
    Cash collection...
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