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Question - The ASD Company, which produces a single product that is sold for 10€ per unit, is currently producing the budget for the period July - September of year N. The following are the budgeted sales these months:
Month
Sales of ASD Company (in €)
July
400,000
August
300,000
September
500,000
50% of sales are expected to be made on cash and 50% on credit. Of these credit sales, 30% are expected to be paid during the month 50% are expected to be paid at the end of the following month and 20% are expected to be paid at the end of the second month following the sale. At the beginning of July, the receivables were 180 000€.
Required - Answer the following with explanations-
The cash expected to be collected in September of year N is:
1. 440 000€
2. 620 000€
3. 365 000€
4. 250 000€
5. None of the above
The value of Sales in the budgeted P&L of the 3rd Quarter:
1. 1 000 000€
2. 995 000€
3. 1 175 000€
4. 1 200 000€
The value of Receivables from Clients in the budgeted Balance Sheet at 30/September of year N is:
1. 155 000€
2. 215 000€
3. 30 000€
4. 205 000€
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