What is the main purpose of a cash budget?
Correct answer: A. To estimate future cash receipts and payments
- A. To estimate future cash receipts and payments
- B. To calculate the depreciation of fixed assets
- C. To determine the market value of ordinary shares
- D. To record only completed credit sales
Explanation
A cash budget forecasts expected cash inflows, cash outflows and the resulting cash balance over a future period. It helps identify possible shortages or surpluses. Depreciation and share valuation are separate financial tasks.
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