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Master budget

Principal output of a budgeting system

Master budget

Made up of numerous individual budgets or schedules that are all interrelated

3 components of master budget

Sales budget, Operational budget, Budgeted FS

Sales Budget

First step in developing master budget. Displays the projected sales in unit for each quarter and then multiplies the unit sales by the sales price to determine sales revenue

Production Budget

Second step in developing master budget. Shows the number of units to.be produced

Cash receipt budget

A schedule detailing the expected cash collections during the budget period

Budgeted statement of cash flows

A budget schedule providing information about the expected sources and used of cash for operating, investing, and financing activities during particular period of time

Budgeted Balance Sheet

Shows the expected end of period balances for the company's assets, liabilities, and owner's equity

Budget padding

Underestimating revenue and overestimating costs

Budgetary Slack

Difference between revenue or cost projections that a person provides and a realistic estimate of the revenue or cost

Perfection standard (ideal standard)

One that can be attained only under nearly perfect operating conditions. Such standards assume peak efficiency, lowest input prices

Direct material price variance (purchase price variance)

Difference between actual and standard price multiplied by the actual quantity of material produced

Direct material quantity variance

Difference between actual and standard quantity allowed, given actual output, multiplied by standard price

Recurring variance

Deciding when to investigate a variance whether the a variance occurs repeatedly or only infrequently. Uses a rule of thumb

Purchasing manager

Best position to influence material price variances through skillful purchasing practices

Production supervisor

Most responsible for the efficient use of employee time (dl efficiency variance)

Standard costing system

Cost control and product coating system in which cost variances are computed and production cost are entered on w/p inventory at their standard amounts

Gain sharing plans

An incentive system that specifies a formula by which cost or productivity gains achieve by the company are shared with workers

Balance scorecard

Balance perspective on Performance measurements

Budgeted schedule of cost of goods manufactured and sold

Details the direct material, labor and manufacturing overhead costs to be incurred and shows the cogs to be sold during Budget period

Cost variance

Difference between actual and standard cost

Participative budgeting

Involve employees throughout an organization in the budgetary process

Cash budget

Shows expected cash receipts as a result of selling goods or services and planned cash disbursement to pay the bills incurred

Cash receipts budget

Any difference between actual costs and budgeted standard cost

Direct labor variance

Used by managerial accountants to analyze direct labor coat by computing direct labor rate variance and direct labor efficiency variance

Direct material variance

Managerial accountants show both complete by composting a direct material price variance and dm quantity variance

Budgeted balance sheet

Show the overall financial results of the organizations planned operation for the budgeted period. It is the last step in master budget

Balanced scorecard

Effective management requires a balanced perspective on performance measurement

Actual units produced x requirement

Formula for standard quantity

AH(AR-SR)

Formula for direct labor rate variance

Operational budget

Specify how a company operations will be carried out to meet the demand for its goods or services

Short range budget

Cover a year a quarter a month

Manaement by exception

Process if following of an only significant cost variances