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The document outlines the concept of budgeting, emphasizing its role as a realistic plan for future periods and the importance of a budget committee in coordinating its preparation. It discusses various types of budgets, such as fixed, flexible, and zero-based budgeting, and details the master budget process, which includes sales, production, and financial budgets. Additionally, it highlights the advantages of budgeting, including improved resource allocation and goal alignment within an organization.

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The document outlines the concept of budgeting, emphasizing its role as a realistic plan for future periods and the importance of a budget committee in coordinating its preparation. It discusses various types of budgets, such as fixed, flexible, and zero-based budgeting, and details the master budget process, which includes sales, production, and financial budgets. Additionally, it highlights the advantages of budgeting, including improved resource allocation and goal alignment within an organization.

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Module 6:

Strategy and the


Master Budget
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BUDGET
- a realistic plan expressed
in quantitative terms for a
certain future period of
time.

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BUDGET COMMITEE
- composed of key
management persons who are
responsible for overall policy
matters relating to the budget
program and for coordinating
the preparation of the budget
itself.
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GOAL CONGRUENCE
- the consistency or agreement
of individual goals with
company goals.
-the alignment of the
individual employee’s
objective with the company’s
objectives.
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ADVANTAGES OF BUDGETING
- used by top management to
communicate the plans and
goals throughout the
organization.
- force management to think
about and plan for the future.
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ADVANTAGES OF BUDGETING
-resources are more
appropriately allocated.
-potential bottlenecks can
be discovered.

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ADVANTAGES OF BUDGETING
- promotes coordination of the
activities of the entire
organization.
- goals and objectives identified in
the budgeting process can serve
as benchmarks or standards for
evaluating performance.
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TYPES OF BUDGETS
1. Continuous (Rolling Budget)
– revised on a regular basis.
2. Fixed – based on only one
level of activity (sales or
production volume).

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TYPES OF BUDGETS
3. Flexible – a series of budgets
prepared for many levels of
activity.
4. Incremental – the current
period’s budget is adjusted to
allow for changes planned for
the coming period.
TYPES OF BUDGETS
5. Zero based budgeting –
prepared every period from a
base of zero, regardless of
previous results.
6. Life cycle – revenues and
expenses are estimated over
the product’s entire life cycle.
TYPES OF BUDGETS
7. Activity-based – applies the
ABC principles and procedures.
8. Kaizen – assumes the
continuous improvement of
products and processes.
9. Governmental
THE BUDGETING
PROCESS

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THE BUDGETING PROCESS

-the process is dependent on


the organizational structure
and purposes.

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Master Budget
Master budget – encompasses
the organization’s operating
and financial plans for a
certain future period of time.
period of time = budget period

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Master Budget
- the budgeting process normally
starts with the basic question.
“is there a market for the
business?”
 as such, the master budget
starts with the preparation of
the Sales Budget.
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Overview of the Master Budget
SALES BUDGET
PRODUCTION BUDGET
R/M BUDGET D/L BUDGET FCTY OH BUDGET

BUDGETED COGS
BUDGETED INCOME STATEMENT
BUDGETED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

BUDGETED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW


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Sales Budget
- the projected amount of units a
company anticipates selling in a
set period of time and the
revenue it could earn.
- it is a forecast based on trends
and the business environment.
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Overview of the Master Budget
SALES BUDGET
PRODUCTION BUDGET

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Production Budget
- based on the budgeted sales
and inventory policies.
Inventory policy is based on
the number of units to be
sold and the desired level of
inventory.
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Production Budget
Budgeted sales 100
Add desired finished
goods ending inventory 10
Total needed inventory 110
Less expected beginning inv 20
Budgeted production 90
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Overview of the Master Budget
SALES BUDGET
PRODUCTION BUDGET
R/M BUDGET D/L BUDGET FCTY OH BUDGET

BUDGETED COGS

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Direct Materials Budget
- based on the budgeted
production.
direct materials used
budget
direct materials purchases
budget
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direct materials used budget
- based on the budgeted
production and the standard
materials used per unit.
Budgeted production 90
Std direct materials/unit .3
Budgeted direct material used 27
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direct materials purchases budget
Budgeted direct material used 27
Add desired materials
inventory end 3
Total r/m inventory needed 30
Less expected beg r/m inv 6
Budgeted r/m purchase 24
Direct Labor Budget
- based on the budgeted
production and the number of
standard direct labor hours
needed per unit of production.
- the std labor hours and the std
rate per hour are taken from
the standard cost sheet.
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Direct Labor Budget
Budgeted production xx
x std direct labor hrs/unit xx
Budgeted direct labor hrs xx
x std direct labor rate/hr Pxx
Budgeted direct labor cost Pxx

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Factory Overhead Budget
- Fixed overhead: is constant in
total and the std FOH rate is
based on normal capacity.
- FOH rate per unit varies based
on the budgeted production.
- In short term budgeting the std
FOH rate is considered constant.
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Factory Overhead Budget
-Total variable OH costs
change in relation to the
level of production.
-Unit variable cost is
constant.
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Overview of the Master Budget
SALES BUDGET
PRODUCTION BUDGET
R/M BUDGET D/L BUDGET FCTY OH BUDGET

BUDGETED COGS
BUDGETED INCOME STATEMENT

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Budgeted Income Statement
- Operating expenses are also
estimated in details and
separate projections are done
for marketing, selling,
distribution, research &
development, customer service
and administrative expenses.
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Overview of the Master Budget
SALES BUDGET
PRODUCTION BUDGET
R/M BUDGET D/L BUDGET FCTY OH BUDGET

BUDGETED COGS
BUDGETED INCOME STATEMENT

BUDGETED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

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Budgeted Statement of Financial Position

- the estimated value of assets,


liabilities, and equity in the
foreseeable future.
- considers foreseen increases or
decreases in assets, e.g.,
acquisition of fixed assets,
depreciation and write-offs.
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Overview of the Master Budget
SALES BUDGET
PRODUCTION BUDGET
R/M BUDGET D/L BUDGET FCTY OH BUDGET

BUDGETED COGS
BUDGETED INCOME STATEMENT
BUDGETED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

BUDGETED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW


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Budgeted Statement of Cash Flow

- Shows the foreseen sources of


cash inflows and foreseen cash
outflows.
- It takes into account capital
expenditures (assets purchased
have a useful life of one year or
more).
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Budgeted Financial Reports
- Income Statement, Balance
Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows
generally follow the same format
with the actual financial
statements except that they
contain projected figures.

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EXERCISE
PROBLEMS 1 – 4, 6 pp 129 – 134

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