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Concept Introduction:
Budget: It is forward looking exercise which the company takes by preparing estimated revenues, costs and resources needed by company for a period. It can be prepared for single period or for multiple periods
Production Budget: The estimated production of finished goods for each period is calculated by preparing the production budget. The starting point is sales budget and requirement of opening and closing inventory is determined. The formula to calculate the production quantity is given below
Purchase Budget : The estimated purchase of raw material required to produce finished goods is calculated while preparing the purchase budget. The formula to calculate budgeted purchase of raw material is given below
REQUIREMENT (a)
To calculate:
The production quantity of finished goods for the month of July, August and September
Concept Introduction:
Budget: It is forward looking exercise which the company takes by preparing estimated revenues, costs and resources needed by company for a period. It can be prepared for single period or for multiple periods
Production Budget: The estimated production of finished goods for each period is calculated by preparing the production budget. The starting point is sales budget and requirement of opening and closing inventory is determined. The formula to calculate the production quantity is given below
Purchase Budget : The estimated purchase of raw material required to produce finished goods is calculated while preparing the purchase budget. The formula to calculate budgeted purchase of raw material is given below
REQUIREMENT (b)
To calculate:
The number of pounds of raw material to be purchased in July and August
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