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Kamal Co. has an average collection period (ACP) of 30 days and an operating cycle of...

Kamal Co. has an average collection period (ACP) of 30 days and an operating cycle of 170 days. It has a policy of keeping at least RO 15,000 on hand as a minimum cash balance, and has a beginning cash balance for the first quarter of RO 20,000.

Beginning receivables for the first quarter amount to RO 30,000 Sales for the first second and the third quarters are expected respectively to be RO 100,000; RO120,000; and RO 150,000. The purchases amount represents 50% of the next quarter's forecasted sales. The quarterly wages and other expenses is RO 7,000. The capital spending occurs in the second quarter and equals to RO 15,000.

The accounts payable period is 45 days. The beginning accounts payable is RO 10,000.


A. What are cash collections in the first and second quarters?

B. What are cash disbursements for the first and second quarters ?

C. What is the cumulative surplus (deficit) at the end of the first and second quarters ?

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Answer #1

Solution:-

Accounts Recievable Account

First Quarter

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Opening Balance

             30,000.00

Collection from Debtors(bf)

          1,24,664.40

Sales

           1,00,000.00

Closing Balance

              5,335.60

TOTAL

        1,30,000.00

TOTAL

       1,30,000.00

Working Notes:-

Average Collection Period =30 Days

Operation Cycle of Business=170 Days

Accounts Payable at the Beginning=30,000 (as per question)

All working on the assumption of credit Purchase and Credit sales

a)Computation of Debtors Turnover Ratio(DTR)

DTR=Operation Cycle/Average Collection Period(ACP)

DTR=170/30=5.66

b)Computation of Average Debtors

Average Debtors=Sales/DTR

                           =1,00,000/5.66=17667.8

c)Computation of Closing Debtors

Average Debtors=(Opening Debtors+Closing Debtors)/2

17667.8*2=Opening Debtors+Closing Debtors

35335.7=30000+Closing Debtors

Closing Debtors=35335.7-30000=5335.6

Accounts Recievable Account

Second Quarter

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Opening Balance

               5,335.60

Collection from Debtors

            88,269.20

Sales

           1,20,000.00

Closing Balance

            37,066.4

TOTAL

        1,25,335.60

TOTAL

       1,25,335.60

Working Notes:-

Average Collection Period =30 Days

Operation Cycle of Business=170 Days

Accounts Payable at the Beginning=5335.6 (as per first Quarter)

a)Computation of Debtors Turnover Ratio(DTR)

DTR=Operation Cycle/Average Collection Period(ACP)

DTR=170/30=5.66

b)Computation of Average Debtors

Average Debtors=Sales/DTR

                           =1,20,000/5.66=21201

c)Computation of Closing Debtors

Average Debtors=(Opening Debtors+Closing Debtors)/2

21201*2=Opening Debtors+Closing Debtors

42402=5335.6+Closing Debtors

Closing Debtors=42402-5335.6=37066.4

Accounts Payable Account

First Quarter

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Disburesement

             48,254.00

Opening Balance

            10,000.00

Closing Balance

             21,746.00

Purchase

            60,000.00

TOTAL

           70,000.00

TOTAL

          70,000.00

Working Notes:-

Accounts Payable Period =45 Days

Operation Cycle of Business=170 Days

Accounts Payable at the Beginning=10,000 (as per question)

a)Computation of Creditors Turnover Ratio(DTR)

CTR=Operation Cycle/Accounts Payabel Period(ACP)

CTR=170/45=3.78

b)Computation of Average Creditors

Average Creditors=Purchase/CTR

                           =60,000/3.78=15,873

c)Computation of Closing Creditors

Average Creditors=(Opening Creditors+Closing Creditors)/2

15873*2=Opening Creditors+Closing Creditors

31746=10000+Closing Creditor

Closing Creditors=31746-10000=21746

Accounts Payable Account

Second Quarter

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Particulars

Amount(in RO)

Disburesement

             78,809.40

Opening Balance

            21,746.00

Closing Balance

             17,936.60

Purchase

            75,000.00

TOTAL

           96,746.00

TOTAL

          96,746.00

Working Notes:-

Accounts Payable Period =45 Days

Operation Cycle of Business=170 Days

Accounts Payable at the Beginning=10,000 (as per question)

a)Computation of Creditors Turnover Ratio(DTR)

CTR=Operation Cycle/Accounts Payabel Period(ACP)

CTR=170/45=3.78

b)Computation of Average Creditors

Average Creditors=Purchase/CTR

                           =75000/3.78=19841.3

c)Computation of Closing Creditors

Average Creditors=(Opening Creditors+Closing Creditors)/2

19841.3*2=Opening Creditors+Closing Creditors

39682.6=21746+Closing Creditor

Closing Creditors=39682.6-21746=17936.6

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