follwing is not the element of cash budgeting?
a. determination of capital sturcture
b. slection of time period
c. operating cash flow
d. finanacial cash flow
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Introduction:
A cash budget is an estimate of a company's cash inflows and expenditures over a certain time period, which might be weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
A cash budget is used by a corporation to evaluate if it has enough cash to continue functioning over a certain time period.
Explanation:
The cash budget is a comprehensive projection of future cash flows that includes four components: cash revenues, cash disbursements, net cash change for the period, and new financing required.
Therefore, the correct option is a. determination of capital structure.
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