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March
975,000(.5) 487,500
975,000(.3) 292,500
975,000(.2) 195,000
April
1,125,000(.5) 562,500
1,125,000(.3) 337,500
1,125,00(.2) 225,000
May
2,200,000(.5) 1,100,000
2,200,000(.3) 660,000
2,200,000(.2) 440,000
June
1,050,000(.5) 525,000
1,050,000(.3) 315,000
1,050,000(.2) 210,000
July
900,000(.5) 450,000
900,000(.3) 270,000
900,000(.2) 180,000
August
600,000(.5) 300,000
600,000(.3) 180,000
600,000(.2)
September
1,850,000(.50) 925,000
1,850,000(.3)
1,850,000(.2)
Total 450,000 757,500 1,035,000 1,632,500 1,410,000 1,205,000 780,000 1,285,000
Cash Budget
Income Statement
Income
Toiling fees 900,000
975,000
1,125,000
2,200,000
1,050,000
900,000
600,000
1,850,000 9,600,000
Expenses
960,000
768,000
430,000
1,560,000
1,038,000 4,756,000
Operating 4,844,000
Income
Interest
Expense
EBIT 4,844,000
Income TAX 1,695,400
Net Income 3,148,600
Question #3
Question #4
Based on the cash budget, it could be deduced the MAGMA minerals Inc. has the capacity to pay its first Amortization. Even if MAGMA minerals
Inc is incapacity to pay, that issue has no bearing at all. Because of the fact that Mr. Chua the owner is privilege enough to be raised from a
wealthy family, which in any time of financial would be there to helped him, to reiterate Mr. Chua is Capable to pay his debts since he has the
money and he has a wealthy family.