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MA – May 2021 – L2 – Q2b – Budgetary control

Prepare various budgets (sales, production, material usage, material purchase, and labour usage) for Jatokrom Manufacturing for the first three months.

b) Jatokrom Manufacturing Company Ltd (Jatokrom) produces shea butter body lotion, christened Zimbi, for both local and the West African market under the One-District-One-Factory government initiative. A unit of Zimbi is sold for GH¢10. Conventionally, the selling price for the product changes every other month by 10% due to the erratic nature of the environment in which Jatokrom operates. The last time the selling price was increased was the immediate month preceding the first month of this planning period.
The demand for the product for the planning period averages every 30 days (equivalent to a month) as follows:

Month 1 2 3 4
Demand (Units) 17,700 18,120 19,500 18,600
  • It is the policy of Jatokrom to keep closing inventory of finished goods to be equivalent to the sales level of 10 working days of next month’s sales. However, experience shows that 3% of each production goes defective and has to be scrapped with no scrap value.
  • Product Zimbi requires 2kg of material X. However, it is expected that a normal loss of 20% of material X will occur in the production process.
  • It is the policy of Jatokrom to keep material inventory to cover 10 days of the following period’s production. Material usage in month 5 is estimated to be 65,207.5kg. The price of material X is budgeted to be GH¢3.50/kg.
  • A unit of Zimbi requires 1.5 hours to produce with a 75% productivity level because of regular maintenance. The Labour rate per hour is GH¢6, but only 39,500 hours can be worked within regular working hours. Overtime hours are paid at time and a half.

Required: Prepare the following budgets for the first three months for Jatokrom Company Ltd.
i) Sales (3 marks)
ii) Production (3 marks)
iii) Material Usage (3 marks)
iv) Material Purchase (3 marks)
v) Labour usage and cost (3 marks)

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IMAC – April 2022 – L1 – Q2 – Budgeting

Preparation of functional budgets for Dampare Ltd and explanation of principal budget factor.

a) Dampare Ltd manufactures three products namely A, B, and C. The information given below relates to the month of November 2020.

Product Quantity (Units) Price/Unit (GH¢)
Sales:
A 1,200 80
B 2,400 96
C 1,800 112

Materials used in company’s Products:

Material MA MB MC
Unit cost GH¢3 GH¢5 GH¢8
Quantity used in: MA (Units) MB (Units) MC (Units)
Product A 5 3 1
Product B 4 4 3
Product C 3 2 2

Finished Stock:

Product A (Units) Product B (Units) Product C (Units)
Opening stock 1,200 1,800
Closing stock 1,320 1,980

Material Stock:

Material MA (Units) MB (Units) MC (Units)
Opening stock 31,200 24,000 14,400
Closing stock 37,440 28,800 17,280

Required: Prepare the following functional budget for the month of November 2020 for: i) Sales in quantity and value, including total value ii) Production quantities iii) Material usage in quantities iv) Material purchases in quantities and value, including total value. (15 marks)

b) Principal budget factor is such an important factor in the budgetary control process. It is essential to identify the principal budget factor before the preparation of budgets.

Required: i) Explain the term “Principal budget factor” as used in budgetary control. (2 marks) ii) Identify THREE (3) examples of Principal budget factor from financial institution. (3 marks)

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MA – May 2021 – L2 – Q2b – Budgetary control

Prepare various budgets (sales, production, material usage, material purchase, and labour usage) for Jatokrom Manufacturing for the first three months.

b) Jatokrom Manufacturing Company Ltd (Jatokrom) produces shea butter body lotion, christened Zimbi, for both local and the West African market under the One-District-One-Factory government initiative. A unit of Zimbi is sold for GH¢10. Conventionally, the selling price for the product changes every other month by 10% due to the erratic nature of the environment in which Jatokrom operates. The last time the selling price was increased was the immediate month preceding the first month of this planning period.
The demand for the product for the planning period averages every 30 days (equivalent to a month) as follows:

Month 1 2 3 4
Demand (Units) 17,700 18,120 19,500 18,600
  • It is the policy of Jatokrom to keep closing inventory of finished goods to be equivalent to the sales level of 10 working days of next month’s sales. However, experience shows that 3% of each production goes defective and has to be scrapped with no scrap value.
  • Product Zimbi requires 2kg of material X. However, it is expected that a normal loss of 20% of material X will occur in the production process.
  • It is the policy of Jatokrom to keep material inventory to cover 10 days of the following period’s production. Material usage in month 5 is estimated to be 65,207.5kg. The price of material X is budgeted to be GH¢3.50/kg.
  • A unit of Zimbi requires 1.5 hours to produce with a 75% productivity level because of regular maintenance. The Labour rate per hour is GH¢6, but only 39,500 hours can be worked within regular working hours. Overtime hours are paid at time and a half.

Required: Prepare the following budgets for the first three months for Jatokrom Company Ltd.
i) Sales (3 marks)
ii) Production (3 marks)
iii) Material Usage (3 marks)
iv) Material Purchase (3 marks)
v) Labour usage and cost (3 marks)

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IMAC – April 2022 – L1 – Q2 – Budgeting

Preparation of functional budgets for Dampare Ltd and explanation of principal budget factor.

a) Dampare Ltd manufactures three products namely A, B, and C. The information given below relates to the month of November 2020.

Product Quantity (Units) Price/Unit (GH¢)
Sales:
A 1,200 80
B 2,400 96
C 1,800 112

Materials used in company’s Products:

Material MA MB MC
Unit cost GH¢3 GH¢5 GH¢8
Quantity used in: MA (Units) MB (Units) MC (Units)
Product A 5 3 1
Product B 4 4 3
Product C 3 2 2

Finished Stock:

Product A (Units) Product B (Units) Product C (Units)
Opening stock 1,200 1,800
Closing stock 1,320 1,980

Material Stock:

Material MA (Units) MB (Units) MC (Units)
Opening stock 31,200 24,000 14,400
Closing stock 37,440 28,800 17,280

Required: Prepare the following functional budget for the month of November 2020 for: i) Sales in quantity and value, including total value ii) Production quantities iii) Material usage in quantities iv) Material purchases in quantities and value, including total value. (15 marks)

b) Principal budget factor is such an important factor in the budgetary control process. It is essential to identify the principal budget factor before the preparation of budgets.

Required: i) Explain the term “Principal budget factor” as used in budgetary control. (2 marks) ii) Identify THREE (3) examples of Principal budget factor from financial institution. (3 marks)

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