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Chapter 11: Budgeting

Functional budgets, then a flexed budget

Part 1. The XYZ company produces three products, X, Y and Z. For the coming accounting period budgets are to be prepared using the following information.

Budgeted sales: Product X 2,000 units at $100 each; Product Y 4,000 units at $130 each; Product Z 3,000 units at $150 each.

Standard usage of raw materialWood (kg per unit)Varnish (litres per unit)
Product X52
Product Y32
Product Z21
Standard cost of raw material$8$4
Inventories of finished goodsXYZ
Opening500u800u700u
Closing600u1,000u800u
Inventories of raw materialsWood (kg)Varnish (litres)
Opening21,00010,000
Closing18,0009,000

Labour: standard hours per unit X 4, Y 6, Z 8. Labour is paid at the rate of $3 per hour.

Part 2. A company has prepared the following fixed budget for the coming year: sales 10,000 units; production 10,000 units.

Direct materials50,000
Direct labour25,000
Variable overheads12,500
Fixed overheads10,000
97,500

Budgeted selling price $10 per unit. At the end of the year, the following costs had been incurred for the actual production of 12,000 units:

Direct materials60,000
Direct labour28,500
Variable overheads15,000
Fixed overheads11,000
114,500

The actual sales were 12,000 units for $122,000. Use a marginal costing approach. Sign convention for variances: favourable = positive, adverse = negative.

  1. (a) and (b) Sales and production

    Prepare the XYZ company's sales budget in value and production budget in units for each product for the coming accounting period.

  2. (c) and (d) Materials

    Prepare the XYZ company's material usage and purchases budgets in quantities and value for the coming accounting period.

  3. (e) Labour

    Prepare the XYZ company's labour budget in hours and value for the coming accounting period.

  4. Part 2: the flexed budget

    Prepare the company's flexed budget for the actual annual activity.

  5. Part 2: the statement

    Prepare the company's operating statement reconciling original budget contribution to actual annual profit.

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