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Standard XI
Accountancy
Trading & Profit or Loss Account
A cash budget...
Question

A cash budget can be prepared by ______________.

A
Receipts and Payments Method
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B
The Adjusted Profit and Loss Account Method
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C
The Balance Sheet Method
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D
Any of the above methods
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Solution

The correct option is D Any of the above methods

The following are three methods of preparing cash budget:

(i) Receipt and Payment Method
(ii) Adjusted Project and Loss Method
(iii) Balance Sheet Method


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