he following is the sales budget for the given months of Hecto, Ltd.:   Cash Sales Credit Sales May $59,000 $283,000 June $43,000 $236,000 July $33,000 $205,000 August $47,000 $268,000 September $46,000 $197,000 Additional information to be used determining the expected cash collections each month that will be used in preparing the cash budget:   Collections on Credit sales: 50% in month of sale 20% in month following sale 30% in second month following sale   The Accounts Receivable balance on May 1 was $53,000. Of this amount, $41,000 represented uncollected April sales and $12,000 represented uncollected March sales. Part 1: What is the expect cash to be collected in May?  Part 2: The budgeted Accounts Receivable on September 1 would be: (195500, 202900, 178900, 224900, OR 173300)

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The following is the sales budget for the given months of Hecto, Ltd.:

  Cash Sales Credit Sales
May $59,000 $283,000
June $43,000 $236,000
July $33,000 $205,000
August $47,000 $268,000
September $46,000 $197,000

Additional information to be used determining the expected cash collections each month that will be used in preparing the cash budget:

 

Collections on Credit sales:

  • 50% in month of sale
  • 20% in month following sale
  • 30% in second month following sale

 

The Accounts Receivable balance on May 1 was $53,000. Of this amount, $41,000 represented uncollected April sales and $12,000 represented uncollected March sales. Part 1:

What is the expect cash to be collected in May? 

Part 2:

The budgeted Accounts Receivable on September 1 would be: (195500, 202900, 178900, 224900, OR 173300)

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