The cash receipt for each month as follows: Month 1 4,000 Month 2 6,000 Month 3 5,000 Month 4 7,000 Total sales 22,000 Purchases Month 1 6,000 Month 2 6,000 Month 3 4,000 Month 4 5,000 Total Purchases 21,000 The company has beginning cash for the of month 2 dollar 5594. the company has minimum cash Dollar 3026. What is amount of fun for the of 3? %24

The cash receipt for each month as follows: Month 1 4,000 Month 2 6,000 Month 3 5,000 Month 4 7,000 Total sales 22,000 Purchases Month 1 6,000 Month 2 6,000 Month 3 4,000 Month 4 5,000 Total Purchases 21,000 The company has beginning cash for the of month 2 dollar 5594. the company has minimum cash Dollar 3026. What is amount of fun for the of 3? %24

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter7: Budgeting

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