Reflection: Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.Make your own monthly personal cash budget using the General Form of theCash Budget below. You can itemize your sources of cash and your expenses.CASH BUDGETWeekWeekWeekWeekTotal1234Cash Receipts (itemized)XXXLess-Cash DisbursementXXX(itemized)Net Cash FlowXXXAdd-Beginning CashEnding CashXXXXXXRequired Ending CashBalanceXXXRequired Total FinancingExcess Cash BalanceXXX

Cash Budget: The cash budget is a part of the financial statements which is a plan for the cash…

Reflection: Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. Make your own monthly personal cash budget using the General Form of the Cash Budget below. You can itemize your sources of cash and your expenses. CASH BUDGET Week Week Week Week Total 2 Cash Receipts (itemized) Less-Cash Disbursement (itemized) XXX XXX Net Cash Flow XXX Add-Beginning Cash Ending Cash Required Ending Cash Balance XXX XXX XXX Required Total Financing Excess Cash Balance XXX

Reflection: Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. Make your own monthly personal cash budget using the General Form of the Cash Budget below. You can itemize your sources of cash and your expenses. CASH BUDGET Week Week Week Week Total 2 Cash Receipts (itemized) Less-Cash Disbursement (itemized) XXX XXX Net Cash Flow XXX Add-Beginning Cash Ending Cash Required Ending Cash Balance XXX XXX XXX Required Total Financing Excess Cash Balance XXX

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Chapter7: Budgeting

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