P1 Exam Dumps : Management Accounting

The budgeted income statement and the budgeted cash flow statement only.

The budgeted income statement and the budgeted statement of financial position only.

The budgeted income statement and budgeted capital expenditure only.

The budgeted income statement, the budgeted statement of financial position and the budgeted cash flow statement only.

The company only sells one product

The company has a consistent selling ratio across all products

The company sells multiple products

Variable costs remain consistent at any level of production

Fixed costs remain the same regardless of activity

The company has a variable selling ratio across all products

Prices and demand of products will remain steady

The budget acts as a variable mechanism, with actual results being compared with budget.

Budgeting forces an organization’s management to look ahead and set performance targets.

The budget provides an external benchmark against which performance against which performance can be evaluated.

The budget ensures actions of different parts of the organization are coordinated are reconciled otherwise managers take actions for the benefit of their own part of organization that may not benefit the organization as a whole.

Another benefit of budgeting is to set targets to motivate managers and optimize their performance.

The budget is a useful device of influencing an operator’s thoughts and motivating operators to perform in line with the organization’s marketing budget.

It provides a standard which managers may be motivated to achieve. It can also encourage inefficiency and conflict between managers particularly if the budget is imposed from above, whereby it may act as a threat rather than as a challenge.