Chapter 9 Flashcards
Sales budget
[# of unit sales] x [unit sales price]
= Total Sales Revenue
Production Budget
[Units needed for sales]
+ [desired end. Inv.]
= (total units needed)
- [units in beg. Inv.]
= (Units to produce)
DM budget
[Quantity Of DM needed for production]
+ [desired DM end. inv.]
= Tot. Quantity of DM Needed
- [DM beg. inv.]
= Quantity of DM to purchase
Direct Labor Budget
[Units to be produced]
x [DL hours per unit]
= Total DL hours required
x [DL cost per hour]
= total DL cost
Budgeted Income Statement
• Just like a regular income statement, except it uses budgeted data
Sales revenue -(cogs) —————- Gross profit -(operating exp) —————- Operating Income -(interest expense) -(income tax expense) —————- Net Income
Capital Expenditures Budget
Add all new capital investments
Cash collections budget
Cash sales in current month \+ % of cr. sales made 1 mo. ago \+ % of cr. sales made 2 mo. ago ——————————————- = tot. cash collections
Cash Payments Budget
Focuses on timing
• when will the co. pay for its expenses?
- DM purchases
- DL costs
- MOH costs
- Operating Expenses
- Capital expenditures
- Income Taxes
- Dividends
Combined Cash Budget
- merges budgeted cash collections and cash pmts
- budgeted cash collections are added to beg. cash balance to determine tot. cash available
- budgeted cash pmts are then subtracted to determine end. cash before financing
- Company can determine if it needs to borrow $ or if it has excess funds for investing or paying off debt.
Sensitivity Analysis
”What-if” technique that asks “what” a result will be “if” an underlying assumption changes
Flexible budgets
Budgets prepared for diff. volumes of activity
-often used to evaluate performance
Service companies
No merchandise inventory.
• Operating budgets include:
- Sales budget
- Operating expenses budget
- Budgeted income statement
Merchandising Companies
- Don’t need production, DM, DL or MOH budgets
- Instead, prepare a cogs, inventory, and purchases budget
- same general format as manufacturer’s product budget, except uses cost rather than units
COGS, Inventory, and Purchases Budget
COGS \+ desired end. inv. ———————— Tot inv. Needed -(beg. Inv.) ———————— Inventory to purchase