ACCTG 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Activity-Based Costing, Cash Flow

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20 Aug 2020
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Fall 2017 material, labour, overhead, and selling and administrative expense budgets. Once the production budget is completed, the next budget to be prepared is the material purchases budget. Then an adjustment is made for any raw materials inventory on hand at the beginning of the month. The first step in the preparation of the direct material purchases budget is to compute the raw materials needed based on the projected production. The ending inventory needs are then added to that figure to arrive at the projected direct materials needed to fulfil the production requirements and ending inventory needs. Beginning inventory is then subtracted from the projected needs to arrive at the projected purchases in litres. As with the material purchases budget, the direct labour budget starts with the production budget. However, since labour cannot be accumulated like raw materials, no adjustments need to be made for beginning and ending inventory.

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