Given the following information, construct the firm's cash budget for the given months. a. 75 percent of sales are for credit, and collections occur after thirty days. b. A $100,000 Treasury bill matures in March. c. Monthly fixed disbursements are $14,000. d. Variable disbursements are 62 percent of sales and occur one month prior to sales. e. A tax payment of $13,500 is due in February. f. The initial cash is $20,000. g. The minimum required cash balance is $5,000. h. Variable cash disbursements are given for April.                           January    February    March   April Sales                       --         $60,000    80,000  100,000 Cash sales               -- Collections              -- Other receipts          --

Total cash receipts   --   Variable                                       30,000 disbursements         Fixed disbursements Other disbursements Total cash disbursements Net change during the month Beginning cash Ending cash Required cash Excess cash to invest Cash borrowed

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                            January  February   March     AprilSales                         --        $60,000   80,000    100,000Cash sales                 --        15,000    20,000      25,000Collections                --            --        45,000     60,000Other receipts            --            --       100,000      --Total cash receipts     --        15,000    165,000    85,000Variable                   37,200    49,600   62,000     30,000disbursementsFixed                        13,000    13,000   13,000   13,000disbursementsOther disbursements     --        15,000       --          --Total cash                 50,200    77,600   75,000   43,000disbursementsNet change during the month     (50,200)  (62,600)  90,000   42,000Beginning cash                          20,000   (30,200) (92,800)  (2,800)Ending cash                             (30,200)  (92,800)  (2,800)   39,200Required cash                          (5,000)     (5,000)   (5,000)  (5,000)Excess cash to                              --            --           --       34,200investFunds borrowed                           35,200    97,800    7,800       --The requirement to cover expenses before sales and the collection of accounts receivable means the firm initially has a cash outflow, which requires temporary borrowing. The redemption of the Treasury bill and the collection of the accounts receivable are used to retire the short-term loans, so the firm has excess cash to invest short-term at the end of the budget period.

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