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The budget director assembles the final departmental into the

master budget

What budget is the key to the overall company budget?

Sales budget

Sales estimates normally are based upon past performance and on what forecast for the upcoming period?

business conditions

What budget permits computations of costs for any attained volume of production?

Flexible budget

What manufacturing cost element is budgeted as an amount per unit of product or other activity?

Variable

Of the three manufacturing cost elements, what is usually the most difficult to budget?

Manufacturing overhead

What budget is prepared from the budgets for materials, direct labor and manufacturing overhead?

Costs of goods manufactured

What budget is sometimes called the operating budget?

Master budget

What report compares actual costs with the flexible budget allowance for a month?

Performance

The concept of pointing out the things that are not according to plan is part of the general philosophy of management by what?

Exception

In the control phase of the budgetary control system, actual results can be compared with budgetary goals.

True

The budgetary control system covers only the production phases of a firm's activities.

False

Planning involves identifying objectives and determining the steps for achieving those objectives.

True

Sales and administrative costs are ignored in budget preparation.

False

In the production budget, the beginning finished goods inventory amount is deducted from the total budgeted requirements amounts

True

A level production schedule requires a larger investment in plant and equipment than does a fluctuating production schedule.

False

Manufacturing costs are budgeted only for one production level.

False

The flexible budget reflects manufacturing costs at different production volumes.

True

The materials budget does not affect future cash requirements.

False

Repairs and maintenance are semivariable costs

True

Depreciation and supervisors' salaries are fixed costs.

True

In the budgeted income statement, the finished goods inventories are shown at the budgeted sales price per unit.

False

A flexible budget makes it possible to compare actual costs with what costs should have been for the volume actually attained.

True

A written plan containing detailed estimates of products or groups of products expected to be sold during the budget period.

Sales budget

Schedule showing the number of units of each material to be used and to be purchased during the budget period.

Materials Budget

Shoes the materials expected to be used during the year.

Materials usage budget

Shows the materials purchase requirements in units.

Materials Purchases Budget

Materials Useage Budget

Total Quantity Required


(times) Price Per Unit


Budgeted Cost of Materials Required

Schedule of Standard Direct Costs

Direct Materials


Quantity


(times) Cost Per Unit


(equals) Cost per material


Direct Labor


Hours Per Unit


(times) Rate per unit


(equals) Costs Per Unit

Materials Purchases Budget

Quantity Required per Product


Total Quantity Required for X Products


(plus) Budgeted ending inventory of Raw Materials


(equals) Total Budgeted Requirements


(minus) Beginning inventory of Raw Materials


(equals) Total Budgeted Purchases


(times) Price Per Unit


(equals) Cost of purchases

Controllable costs include

Indirect Materials


Indirect Labor


Payroll Taxes


Electric Power


Other Overhead

Noncontrollable Costs

Depreciation


Property Taxes


Insurance

Flexible Overhead Budget

Controllable Costs


Variable Cost Element Per Hour


(times) No. of Hours


(plus) Fixed Cost Element


(equals) Total Controllable Costs


(plus)Noncontrollable Costs


(equals) Total Budgeted Costs



Departmental Manufacturing Overhead Budget

Same as flexible budget with all the departments.

Manufacturing Costs Budget

Materials Used


(plus) Direct Labor


(plus) Total Manufacturing Overhead Costs


(equals) Costs of Goods Manufactured


Cost Per Unit Manufactured


Materials


Direct Labor


Manufacturing Overhead Costs (Total Mfg Overhead divided by number of units produced)


(equals) Total manufacturing cost per chest

Operating Expenses Budget

Operating Expenses


(plus) Administrative & General Expenses


(equal) Total operating expenses

Budgeted Income Statement

Revenue


Sales


Finished Goods Inventory-Beginning


(plus) Cost of Goods Manufactured


(equal) Total Goods Available for Sale


(minus) Finished Goods Inventory-Ending


(equals) Cost of Goods Sold


(minus) from Sales


(equal) Gross Profit on Sales


(minus) Operating Expenses


(equal) Net Income Before Income Taxes