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Chapter6
MasterBudgetand
ResponsibilityAccounting
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Understandwhatamasterbudget
isandexplainitsbenefits.
LearningObjective1 LearningObjective1
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BudgetingCycle BudgetingCycle
Performanceplanning
Providingaframeofreference
Investigatingvariations
Correctiveaction
Planningagain
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TheMasterBudget TheMasterBudget
MasterBudget
Operating
Decisions
Financial
Decisions
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Describetheadvantages
ofbudgets.
LearningObjective2 LearningObjective2
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WhataretheAdvantages
ofBudgets?
WhataretheAdvantages
ofBudgets?
Compelsstrategicplanning
Providesaframework
forjudgingperformance
#1
#2
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WhataretheAdvantages
ofBudgets?
WhataretheAdvantages
ofBudgets?
Motivatesemployees
andmanagers
Promotescoordination
andcommunication
#3
#4
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Strategy,Planning,andBudgets Strategy,Planning,andBudgets
Strategy
Analysis
Longrun
Planning
Shortrun
Planning
Longrun
Budgets
Shortrun
Budgets
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TimeCoverageofBudgets TimeCoverageofBudgets
Budgetstypicallyhaveasettime
period(month,quarter,year).
Thistimeperiodcanitselfbebroken
intosubperiods.
Themostfrequentlyusedbudget
periodisoneyear.
Businessesareincreasinglyusing
rollingbudgets.
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LearningObjective3 LearningObjective3
Preparetheoperatingbudget
anditssupportingschedules.
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OperatingBudgetExample OperatingBudgetExample
HawaiiDivingexpects1,100unitstobesold
duringthemonthofAugust2004.
Sellingpriceisexpectedtobe$240perunit.
Howmucharebudgetedrevenuesforthemonth?
1,100$240=$264,000
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OperatingBudgetExample OperatingBudgetExample
Twopoundsofdirectmaterialsarebudgetedper
unitatacostof$2.00perpound,$4.00perunit.
Threedirectlaborhoursarebudgetedperunit
at$7.00perhour,$21.00perunit.
Variableoverheadisbudgetedat$8.00
perdirectlaborhour,$24.00perunit.
Fixedoverheadisbudgetedat$5,400permonth.
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OperatingBudgetExample OperatingBudgetExample
Variablenonmanufacturingcostsare
expectedtobe$0.14perrevenuedollar.
Fixednonmanufacturingcostsare
$7,800permonth.
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ProductionBudgetExample ProductionBudgetExample
Budgetedsales(units)
Targetendingfinishedgoodsinventory(units)
Beginningfinishedgoodsinventory(units)
Budgetedproduction(units)
+

=
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ProductionBudgetExample ProductionBudgetExample
Assumethattargetendingfinishedgoods
inventoryis80units.
Beginningfinishedgoodsinventoryis100units.
Howmanyunitsneedtobeproduced?
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ProductionBudgetExample ProductionBudgetExample
HawaiiDivingProductionBudget
fortheMonthofAugust2004
Unitsrequiredforsales 1,100
Addendinginv.offinishedunits 80
Totalfinishedunitsrequired 1,180
Lessbeg.inv.offinishedunits 100
Unitstobeproduced 1,080
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DirectMaterialsUsageBudget DirectMaterialsUsageBudget
Eachfinishedunitrequires2poundsofdirect
materialsatacostof$2.00perpound.
Desiredendinginventoryequals15%ofthe
materialsrequiredtoproducenextmonthssales.
Septembersalesareforecastedtobe1,600units.
WhatistheendinginventoryinAugust?
480pounds
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DirectMaterialsUsageBudget DirectMaterialsUsageBudget
Septembersales:1,6002poundsperunit
=3,200pounds
3,20015%=480pounds
(thedesiredendinginventory)
WhatisthebeginninginventoryinAugust?
1,100units215%=330units
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DirectMaterialsUsageBudget DirectMaterialsUsageBudget
Howmanypoundsareneededtoproduce
1,080unitsinAugust?
1,0802=2,160pounds
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MaterialPurchasesBudget MaterialPurchasesBudget
HawaiiDivingDirectMaterialPurchases
BudgetfortheMonthofAugust2004
Unitsneededforproduction 2,160
Targetendinginventory 480
Totalmaterialtoprovidefor 2,640
Lessbeginninginventory 330
Unitstobepurchased 2,310
Unitpurchaseprice $2.00
Totalpurchasecost $4,620
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DirectManufacturing
LaborBudget
DirectManufacturing
LaborBudget
HawaiiDivingDirectLaborBudget
fortheMonthofAugust2004
Unitsproduced: 1,080
Directlaborhours/unit 3
Totaldirectlaborhours: 3,240
Totalbudget@$7.00/hour: $22,680
Eachunitrequires3directlaborhours
at$7.00perhour.
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ManufacturingOverheadBudget ManufacturingOverheadBudget
Variableoverheadisbudgetedat$8.00
perdirectlaborhour.
Fixedoverheadisbudgetedat$5,400permonth.
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ManufacturingOverheadBudget ManufacturingOverheadBudget
HawaiiDivingManufacturingOverhead
BudgetfortheMonthofAugust2004
VariableOverhead:
(3,240$8.00) $25,920
FixedOverhead 5,400
Total $31,320
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EndingInventoryBudget EndingInventoryBudget
Costperfinishedunit:
Materials $4
Labor 21
Variablemanufacturingoverhead 24
Fixedmanufacturingoverhead 5*
Total $54
*$5,4001,080=$5
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EndingInventoryBudget EndingInventoryBudget
Whatisthecostofthetarget
endinginventoryformaterials?
480$2=$960
Whatisthecostofthetarget
finishedgoodsinventory?
80$54=$4,320
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CostofGoodsSoldBudget CostofGoodsSoldBudget
Directmaterialsused:
2,160$2.00 $4,320
Directlabor 22,680
Totaloverhead 31,320
Costofgoodsmanufactured $58,320
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CostofGoodsSoldBudget CostofGoodsSoldBudget
Endingfinishedgoodsinventoryis$4,320.
Whatisthecostofgoodssold?
Assumethatthebeginningfinished
goodsinventoryis$5,400.
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CostofGoodsSoldBudget CostofGoodsSoldBudget
Beginningfinishedgoodsinventory $5,400
+Costofgoodsmanufactured $58,320
=Goodsavailableforsale $63,720
Endingfinishedgoodsinventory $4,320
=Costofgoodssold $59,400
6 29 2003PrenticeHallBusinessPublishing, CostAccounting 11/e, Horngren/Datar/Foster
NonmanufacturingCostsBudget NonmanufacturingCostsBudget
HawaiiDivingOtherExpensesBudget
fortheMonthofAugust2004
VariableExpenses:
($0.14$264,000) $36,960
Fixedexpenses 7,800
Total $44,760
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CostofGoodsSoldBudget CostofGoodsSoldBudget
Costofgoodssoldarebudgetedat$59,400.
Whatisthebudgetedgrossmargin?
HawaiiDivinghasbudgetedsalesof
$264,000forthemonthofAugust.
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BudgetedStatementofIncome BudgetedStatementofIncome
HawaiiDivingBudgetedIncomeStatement
fortheMonthendingAugust31,2004
Sales $264,000 100%
Lesscostofsales 59,400 22%
Grossmargin $204,600 78%
Otherexpenses 44,760 17%
Operatingincome $159,840 61%
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LearningObjective4 LearningObjective4
Usecomputerbasedfinancial
planningmodelsin
sensitivityanalysis.
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FinancialPlanningModels FinancialPlanningModels
Financialplanningmodelsare
mathematicalrepresentationsofthe
interrelationshipsamongoperating
activities,financialactivities,andother
factorsthataffectthemasterbudget.
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Software Software
Softwarepackagesarenowreadily
availabletoreducethecomputational
burdenandtimerequiredtoprepare
budgets.
Thesepackagesassistmanagers
todosensitivityanalysis.
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SensitivityAnalysis SensitivityAnalysis
ConsiderHawaiiDiving.
Whatifsomeparametersinthebudgetmodel
weretochange?
Forexample,whatifthesellingpriceis
expectedtobe$230insteadof$240?
Whatareexpectedrevenues?
1,100$230=$253,000insteadof$264,000
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SensitivityAnalysis SensitivityAnalysis
Whatifthematerialscostisexpectedtoincrease
to$2.50perpoundinsteadof$2.00.
Whatisthecostofgoodssold?
1,100$55=$60,500insteadof$59,400
Whytheincrease?
Becausematerialscostperunitbecome
$5.00insteadof$4.00.
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CashBudget CashBudget
HawaiiDivinghasthefollowing
collectionpattern:
Inthemonthofsale: 50%
Inthemonthfollowingsale: 27%
Inthesecondmonthfollowingsale: 20%
Uncollectible: 3%
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CashBudget CashBudget
Budgetedchargesalesareasfollows:
June $200,000
July $250,000
August $264,000
September $260,000
WhataretheexpectedcashcollectionsinAugust?
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CashBudget CashBudget
BudgetedCashReceipts
fortheMonthEndingAugust31,2004
Augustsales: $264,00050% $132,000
Julysales: $250,00027% 67,500
Junesales: $200,00020% 40,000
Total $239,500
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CashBudget CashBudget
BudgetedCashDisbursements
fortheMonthEndingAugust31,2004
Augustpurchases $4,620
Directlabor 22,680
Totaloverhead 31,320
Otherexpenses 9,760*
Total $68,380
*Otherexpensesexcludedepreciation
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CashBudget CashBudget
CashBudget
fortheMonthEndingAugust31,2004
Budgetedreceipts $239,500
Budgeteddisbursements 68,380
Netincreaseincash $171,120
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LearningObjective5 LearningObjective5
Explainkaizenbudgeting
andhowitisusedfor
costmanagement.
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WhatisKaizen? WhatisKaizen?
TheJapaneseusethetermkaizen
forcontinuousimprovement.
Kaizenbudgetingisanapproachthat
explicitlyincorporatescontinuous
improvementduringthebudget
periodintothebudgetnumbers.
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KaizenBudgeting KaizenBudgeting
Itwaspreviouslyestimatedthatitshould
take3laborhoursforHawaiiDivingto
manufactureitsproduct.
Akaizenbudgetingapproachwould
incorporatefutureimprovements.
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KaizenBudgeting KaizenBudgeting
BudgetedHours/Item
JanuaryMarch2004 3.00
AprilJune2004 2.95
JulySeptember2004 2.90
OctoberDecember2004 2.85
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LearningObjective6 LearningObjective6
Prepareanactivitybased
budget.
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ActivityBasedBudgeting ActivityBasedBudgeting
Activitybasedcostingreportsandanalyzes
pastandcurrentcosts.
Activitybasedbudgeting(ABB)focuses
onthebudgetedcostofactivitiesnecessary
toproduceandsellproductsandservices.
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ActivityBasedBudgeting ActivityBasedBudgeting
ProductA ProductB
Unitsproduced: 880 200
Laborhoursperunit: 3 3
Budgetedsetuphours: 5 5
Totalbudgetedmachinesetuprelatedcostis
$25,920permonth.
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ActivityBasedBudgeting ActivityBasedBudgeting
Totalbudgetedlaborhoursare:
ProductA:8803 2,640
ProductB:2003 600
Total 3,240
Whatistheallocationrateperlaborhour?
$25,9203,240=$8.00
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ActivityBasedBudgeting ActivityBasedBudgeting
ProductA:$8.002,640 = $21,120
Totalcostallocatedtoeachproductline:
ProductB:$8.00 600 = $4,800
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ActivityBasedBudgeting ActivityBasedBudgeting
$25,920budgetedmachinesetupcost
10budgetedmachinesetuphours
=$2,592allocationratepermachinesetuphour.
UnderABB,thenumberofsetupsisthecostdriver.
Howmuchmachinesetuprelatedcostsare
allocatedtoeachproductline?
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ActivityBasedBudgeting ActivityBasedBudgeting
ProductA ProductB
$2,5925 $12,960
$2,5925 $12,960
Setuprelatedcostperunit:
ProductA:$12,960880 $14.73
ProductB:$12,960200 $64.80
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LearningObjective7 LearningObjective7
Describeresponsibilitycenters
andresponsibilityaccounting.
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WhatisaResponsibilityCenter? WhatisaResponsibilityCenter?
Itisanypart,segment,orsubunit
ofabusinessthatneedscontrol.
production
service
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Investmentcenter
Costcenter
Profitcenter
TypesofResponsibilityCenters TypesofResponsibilityCenters
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LearningObjective8 LearningObjective8
Explainhowcontrollability
relatestoresponsibility
accounting.
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WhatisControllability? WhatisControllability?
Itisthedegreeofinfluencethataspecific
managerhasovercosts,revenues,
orotheritemsinquestion.
Acontrollablecostisanycostthatis
primarilysubjecttotheinfluenceofa
givenresponsibilitycentermanager
foragiventimeperiod.
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Controllability Controllability
Responsibilityaccountingfocuseson
informationandknowledge,notcontrol.
Aresponsibilityaccountingsystemcould
excludealluncontrollablecostsfrom
amanagersperformancereport.
Inpractice,controllabilityisdifficulttopinpoint.
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