9.2 Types of budgets

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    • A master budget integrates all individual budgets into a comprehensive plan
    • What type of budget adjusts to changes in activity levels?
      Flexible budget
    • A fixed budget remains unchanged regardless of activity levels.

      True
    • Match the sales budget component with its description:
      Sales Volume ↔️ Quantity of products or services expected to be sold
      Sales Price ↔️ Price per unit of product or service
      Total Revenue ↔️ Sales volume multiplied by sales price
    • Total revenue in a sales budget is calculated by multiplying sales volume by sales price
    • The Sales Budget helps organizations plan and allocate resources effectively.

      True
    • Steps in creating a Production Budget
      1️⃣ Forecast sales targets from the Sales Budget
      2️⃣ Determine production units needed
      3️⃣ Estimate direct materials required
      4️⃣ Calculate direct labor costs
      5️⃣ Include manufacturing overhead
    • The Direct Materials Budget ensures production plans are met efficiently.

      True
    • A flexible budget adjusts to changes in activity levels.

      True
    • The Master Budget provides an overarching plan, while Functional Budgets focus on specific areas
    • Match the components of a Production Budget with their descriptions:
      Production Units ↔️ Quantity needed to meet sales
      Direct Materials ↔️ Raw materials for production
      Direct Labor ↔️ Labor hours and costs
      Manufacturing Overhead ↔️ Indirect costs like factory rent
    • "Manufacturing Overhead" includes indirect costs such as factory rent, utilities, and maintenance
    • What is the primary purpose of the Production Budget?
      Forecast production requirements
    • What does a direct materials budget estimate?
      Quantity and cost of materials
    • What does a direct labor budget estimate?
      Quantity and cost of labor
    • What does a manufacturing overhead budget estimate?
      Indirect production costs
    • The manufacturing overhead budget helps organizations accurately forecast and allocate resources for production activities.

      True
    • The COGS Budget is essential for calculating the gross profit margin and overall financial performance
    • A master budget integrates all individual budgets into a comprehensive plan.

      True
    • A fixed budget remains unchanged regardless of activity levels
    • The direct labor hours in a direct labor budget represent the total number of hours needed to produce the forecasted output.
    • The direct labor budget helps organizations ensure they have the right number of workers with the appropriate skills.

      True
    • Match the type of overhead with its description:
      Fixed Overhead ↔️ Remains constant regardless of production volume
      Variable Overhead ↔️ Changes with production volume
      Semi-Variable Overhead ↔️ Has both fixed and variable elements
    • The manufacturing overhead budget estimates the indirect costs associated with production.
    • What is a budget defined as?
      Quantified plan of action
    • A fixed budget remains unchanged regardless of activity levels.

      True
    • Functional budgets focus on specific business functions
    • What is the purpose of a master budget?
      Comprehensive plan
    • What does the sales volume component of a sales budget represent?
      Expected sales quantity
    • The Sales Budget is a forecast of future sales volume and revenue
    • What does the Production Budget forecast?
      Production required to meet sales
    • Match the components of a Direct Materials Budget with their descriptions:
      Direct Materials Required ↔️ Quantity and cost needed for production
      Direct Materials to Purchase ↔️ Quantity and cost to buy
    • A budget is a quantified plan of action that helps an organization allocate resources
    • Which type of budget remains unchanged regardless of activity levels?
      Fixed Budget
    • Steps in creating a Production Budget
      1️⃣ Forecast sales targets from the Sales Budget
      2️⃣ Determine production units needed
      3️⃣ Estimate direct materials required
      4️⃣ Calculate direct labor costs
      5️⃣ Include manufacturing overhead
    • What does the term "Direct Labor" refer to in a production context?
      Labor hours and costs
    • The Production Budget helps organizations plan resources to meet sales targets efficiently.

      True
    • The Production Budget includes forecasts for production units, direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead
    • A direct materials budget helps organizations ensure production plans are met efficiently.
      True
    • The direct labor rate in a direct labor budget refers to the hourly wage rate for the direct labor workforce