NAME: - SECTION: - Classwork: Financial Planning, Tools, and Concept (Budgeting) Business Finance I. True or False
NAME: - SECTION: - Classwork: Financial Planning, Tools, and Concept (Budgeting) Business Finance I. True or False
SECTION:__________________________
I. TRUE OR FALSE
On the space provided, write TRUE if the idea being expressed is correct and
FALSE if otherwise.
_______________1. A financial plan serves as a roadmap for a business
organization.
_______________2. A short-term financial plan is composed of a series of short-
term financial plan of the entity.
_______________3. A long-term financial plan is composed of a series of short-term
financial plans.
_______________4. Profit planning allows a business to project its results of
operations.
______________5. A short-term financial plan would range for 5-10 years at a
minimum.
_______________6. A long-term financial plan would affect the firm in the
immediate future, such as 1 to 2 years.
_______________7. A budget is a tool that facilitates profit planning.
_______________8. Financial planning is an essential tool to help manage
business operations.
_______________9. Acquisition of major capital assets is an example of an activity
included in a firm’s strategic financial plan.
_______________10. Projection of the firm’s operation results, along with short-term
resource needs form part a short-term financial plan.
_______________11. A budget is a qualitative plan for a business organization.
_______________12. A sales forecast is the most important assumption in
preparing a budget.
_______________13. Assumptions made in preparing a budget should not be
revised in light of more relevant information becoming available.
_______________14. A cash budget shows a projection of the cash inflows and
outflows of the entity for a given period of time.
_______________15. Depreciation expense is included in the firm’s cash
disbursement projections.
_______________16. Under the judgmental approach, a plug figure in the form of
an external financing needed is used to maintain the equality in a statement of
financial position.