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The master budget is the core budget that describes the full process of the budget. This budget shows all the operating and financial plans of the company for an accounting period and this budget includes all the budgeted financial statements.
Production Budget:
The production budget refers to that budget which
Revenue Budget:
The revenue budget is the budget prepared to estimate the revenue, the expected number of units to be produced and the expected selling price for each product. The revenue budget is the first step for an operating budget and the basis for the production and cost of goods sold budget.
Direct Labor Budget:
The direct labor budget provides information about the total direct manufacturing labor hours and the cost of the total direct manufacturing labor hour.
To prepare: The revenue budget.
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To explain: The questions the CEO can ask the marketing manager while reviewing the revenue budget.
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To prepare: The production budget.
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To prepare: The direct materials purchases budget in quantities.
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The direct materials purchases budget in dollars.
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To prepare: The direct
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To prepare: The ending inventories for finished goods inventory.
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To explain: The questions a CEO can ask the production manager while reviewing the production, direct materials and manufacturing labor budgets.
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To explain: The help a budget can make when the top management is better managing the company.
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