Budgeting
Rothar Ltd. manufactures two types of bicycle ‘Roadstar’ and ‘Climber’. The sales of each type of bicycle, and other relevant figures, for the year ended ... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:Budgeting
Rothar Ltd - Leaving Cert Accounting - Question 9 - 2005
Step 1
Sales Budget in units and in €.
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To prepare the Sales Budget, we calculate the budgeted sales for both bicycles:
Roadstar:
Budgeted quantities = 800 units
Budgeted selling price = €220
Budgeted Sales Value = 800 units × €220 = €176,000
Climber:
Budgeted quantities = 500 units
Budgeted selling price = €290
Budgeted Sales Value = 500 units × €290 = €145,000
Thus, the completed Sales Budget is:
Roadstar: €176,000
Climber: €145,000
Step 2
Production Budget.
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To prepare the Production Budget, we will start with the budgeted sales and adjust for stocks:
Roadstar:
Budgeted sales = 800 units
Add budgeted closing stock = 240 units
Less budgeted opening stock = 1,020 units
Budgeted Production = 800 + 240 - 400 = 640 units
Climber:
Budgeted sales = 500 units
Add budgeted closing stock = 180 units
Less budgeted opening stock = 110 units
Budgeted Production = 500 + 180 - 680 = 270 units
Step 3
Material Usage Budget.
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To calculate the Material Usage Budget, we first determine the total material usage for each type:
Material A:
Total usage for Roadstar = 640 units × 6 kg/unit = 3,840 kg
Total usage for Climber = 270 units × 4 kg/unit = 1,080 kg
Total Material A Usage = 3,840 kg + 1,080 kg = 4,920 kg
Material B:
Total usage for Roadstar = 640 units × 4 kg/unit = 2,560 kg
Total usage for Climber = 270 units × 6 kg/unit = 1,620 kg
Total Material B Usage = 2,560 kg + 1,620 kg = 4,180 kg
The total material usage is:
Material A: 4,920 kg
Material B: 4,180 kg
Step 4
Material Purchases Budget.
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Preparing the Material Purchases Budget involves:
Material A:
Budgeted Material Usage = 4,920 kg
Add Budgeted Closing Stock = 470 kg
Less Budgeted Opening Stock = 740 kg
Purchases Required = 4,920 + 470 - 740 = 4,650 kg
Material B:
Budgeted Material Usage = 4,180 kg
Add Budgeted Closing Stock = 930 kg
Less Budgeted Opening Stock = 900 kg
Purchases Required = 4,180 + 930 - 900 = 4,210 kg
Step 5
Labour Budget.
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To create the Labour Budget, we calculate the total direct labour hours based on the production for both bicycles:
Roadstar:
Direct labour time per unit = 8 hours
Total production = 640 units
Total Labour Hours = 640 × 8 = 5,120 hours
Climber:
Direct labour time per unit = 11 hours
Total production = 270 units
Total Labour Hours = 270 × 11 = 2,970 hours
Combining both:
Total Labour Requirement = 5,120 + 2,970 = 8,090 hours
At a rate of €14 per hour, the total labour cost is:
Total Labour Cost = 8,090 × €14 = €113,260
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