Chapter 24 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

Which out of the order that the master budget is completed?
____ Production
____Manufacturing Costs
____Sales Budget

A
  1. Sales Budget
  2. Production Budget
  3. Manufacturing Costs (DM,DL,MOH) Budget
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What is the remaining order to follow the master budget?
______ Sell. & Admin. Costs budget
______ Pro Forma Financial Statements
_____Cash Budget

A
  1. Sell. & Admin. Cost Budget
  2. Pro Forma Financial statements
  3. Cash Budget
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3
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A formal written statement of management’s plans for a specified furture time period, expressed in financial terms.
a. cash budget
b. budget
c. sales forcast

A

Budget

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4
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The amount by which a manager intentionally underestimates budgeted revenue or overestimates budgeted expenses in order to make it easier to achieve budgetary goals.
a. master budget
b. operating budgets
c. budgetary slack

A

Budgetary slack

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5
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A projection of anticipated cash flows.
a. sales forecast
b. operating budgets
c. cash budget

A

Cash Budget

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6
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Individual budgets that focus primarily on the cash resources needed to fund expected operations and planned capital expenditures.
a. Master Budget
b. Participative Budgets
c. Financial Budges

A

Financial Budgets

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7
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A set of interrelated budgets that constitutes a plan of action for a specific time period.
a. Budget
b. Sales forecast
c. Master Budget

A

Master Budget

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8
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Individual budgets that result in a budgeted income statement.
a. Cash Budget
b. Master Budget
c. Operating Budgets

A

Operating Budgets

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9
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A budgetary approach that starts with input from lower-level managers and works upward so that managers at all levels contribute.
a. Financial budgets
b. Budgetary slack
c. Participative budgets

A

Participative budgets

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10
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The projection of potential sales for the industry and the company’s expected share of such sales.
a. master budget
b. sales forecast
c. participation budgets

A

sales forecast

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11
Q

how to calculate budgeted sales

A

forecasted unit sales x unit selling price

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12
Q

how to calculation budgeted production requirements for two months

A

forecasted unit sales + desired ending inventory - beginning inventory

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13
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how to calculate budgeted manufacturing costs for two months

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(budgeted production x variable manufacturing costs per unit) + fixed manufacturing costs

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14
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how to calculate cash payments for manufacturing costs for two months

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total manufacturing costs - manufacturing depreciation expense

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15
Q

how to calculate total budgeted selling and administrative costs for 2 months

A

(forecasted unit sales x unit variable S&A costs) + fixed S&A costs

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16
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how to calculate total budgeted cash payments for selling and administrative costs for 2 months

A

total selling and administrative costs - selling and administrative depreciation expense

17
Q

how to calculate available cash for 2 months

A

beginning cash + cash collections from customers - cash payments for manufacturing and S&A costs

18
Q

how to calculate financing (if necessary)

A

available cash - required minimum cash balance