Title | Act 202 Final Project Summer 17 |
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Author | Rifat Alam Dip |
Course | Managerial Accounting |
Institution | North South University |
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ACCOUNTING REPORTCourse: ACT 202 Section : 14 Semester: Fall’Prepared By: Name Id Rifat Alam Dip 1621534030Prepared For Syeda Humayra Abedin (SHA1) Lecturer, Dept. Of Department of Accounting & Finance North South UniversityLETTER OF SUBMISSIONTo,Syeda Humayra Abedin Lecturer, School of Business...
ACCOUNTING REPORT Course: ACT 202
Section: 14 Semester: Fall’20
Prepared By: Name
Id
Rifat Alam Dip
1621534030
Prepared For Syeda Humayra Abedin (SHA1) Lecturer, Dept. Of Department of Accounting & Finance North South University
LETTER OF SUBMISSION
To, Syeda Humayra Abedin Lecturer, School of Business and Economic North South University Subject: “Submission of the Accounting Report on a Burger Shop”
Respected Mam, I’m submitting here the project for the course ACT202. The main purpose of this report was to make a master budget of a product of a restaurant. By doing online interview with the owner of “Burfe” which is a burger shop, I have done all the required calculation with their product.
I hope that this report will merit your approval.
Respectfully yours,
Rifat Alam Dip
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents
Executive Summary
Page No.
01
Introduction
02-03
Master Budget
03-11
Executive Summary
The following is an accounting report, on a product of burger shop called “Burfe”. It is located in Bansree, E BLOCK, Road 1. This restaurant Burger is different from other restaurant burger for its unique taste. In this report I had to calculate the budget of Burfe. The budget that I have calculated is based on anticipation and some data I managed to collect from the owner of “Burfe”. The master budget includes – Sales budget, production budget, direct material budget, direct labor budget, manufacturing overhead budget, budgeted income statement, budgeted balance sheet. The entire report is divided into two parts. The report starts with brief details regarding the Burfe’s burger and production process of it. In the second part, I have showed the master budget for the burger shop.
Introduction
Product details Burfe’s main target market is students, employees and young people. It is well located in Banasree area Block E, road 1 it’s a very easy way to find the burger shop. The main reason we focus on our product cost by which we can sell more not profit more. So, customers can take our product more and also our customer demand also increases. That’s why Burfe sell its premium beef burger at 210. “Burfe” do not focus on our profit whereas they focus to provide good quality of food within relevant range of price and their most important thing is when the customer ordered that time they prepare the dish not before because they always try to serve the fresh dish to the customer that customer always seek.
Production process Burfe follow just-in-time production process, which means they start their production process right after a customer place order. Although some parts of the production are done beforehand. First of all, they prepare the bread, beef seasoned with salt and pepper, bacon, lettuce, tomatoes and mayonnaise. Secondly, they make patties from ground beef then after seasoning with salt pepper and they grill it. After that they cut the bread and put the patty inside with fresh vegetables and the mayonnaise. Finally, they put it in the plate or its packaging and it's ready to be served.
Direct Materials:
These direct material of burger of Burfe.
Bread Beef Seasoning and spices Bacon Lettuce and tomatoes Mayonnaise
Direct labor:
Salary of the Chef/s and assistants who make the burger from preparation until completion of the burger. Manufacturing overhead:
Utility used for cooking such as electricity and water. Depreciation of the oven, kitchen and other kitchen wares, utensils and equipment.
Costing method Burfe is not following any costing method. It is a small restaurant at present and it doesn’t have any complex accounting system. They have their own simple method for calculating expenses and profit.
Master Budget
Master Budget for the year 2019 (pre corona virus year) 2019
Computation =390x12 x 115 %
5382
Sales Budget Units to be sold x Unit selling price Sales
262.50 =210x125%
1,412,775.00BDT
Remarks/Assumptions: 390 per month was sold in 2018 with 15% sales growth Selling price increases by 25% every year. Production Budget 2019 5382 0 5382 0
Computation
Units to be sold Add: Desired ending finished goods Total needed inventory Less: Beginning finished goods Units to be produced
5382 units
Remarks/Assumptions: No ending inventory, made to order basis.
Direct Materials Budget 2019
Units to be produced x Cost of Raw Materials per unit Production needs Add: Desired ending RM inventory Total needed RM inventory Less: Beginning RM inventory Raw materials to be purchased 367,475.60 BDT
Computation
5382 68.04 =210*30%*108% 366,191.28 BDT 6,591.44
=390*115%*20% (68.04*108%)
372,782.72 5,307.12
=390*20%*68.04
Remarks/Assumptions:
DM is 30% of Unit Selling Price in 2018 with 8% increase. 20% of production needs next month with 8% increase of costs by next year.
Direct Labor Budget Units to be produced x Direct labor time per unit Total hours needed x Rate per hour Total direct labor cost
2019 5382
Computation
.05 2691 63.00
=60*105%
169,533,00BDT
Remarks/Assumptions: Direct Labor cost is 60 Taka per hour in 2018 with 5% increase. Overhead Budget 2019 Computation Units to be produced Budgeted Manufacturing Overhead
5382 4.70 =210*2%*112%
Total overhead
25,316.93 BDT
Remarks/Assumptions:
MOH is 2% of Unit Selling Price in 2018 with 12% increase.
Cost of Goods Sold Budget 2019
Direct materials Direct labor Overhead Budgeted manufacturing costs Add: beginning finished goods Goods available for sale Less: Ending finished goods Budgeted costs of goods sold
Computation
366,191.28 169,533.00 25,316.93 561,041.21 561,041.21 -
561,041.21 BDT
Remarks/Assumptions: Based on computed production needs. No ending finished inventory.
Selling and Administrative Expenses Budget
Rent Utility Depreciation Salaries Total selling and administrative expense
2019 367,200.00
Computation =30,000*12*102%
220,320.00
=18,000*12*102%
36,720.00
=3,000*12*102%
122,400.00
=60*105%
746,640.00
Remarks/Assumptions: Selling and administration cost increases by 2% Income Statement 2019 1,412,775.00
Sales Less: Cost of goods sold
561,041.21 851,733.79 746,460.00
Computation
Gross margin Less: Selling and admin expenses Operating income
105,093.79BDT
Cash Budget Beginning cash balance Add: Sales Total cash available Less: Disbursements Payment on purchases of raw materials Payment on selling and admin expenses Payment on overhead expenses Payment on Direct Labor Ending cash balance
2019 10000.00 1412775.00 1422775.00 367,475.60 709,920.00 25,316.93 169,533.00
150,529.47BDT
Remarks/Assumptions:
Assumed beginning balance All sales are on cash basis. All disbursements are paid in cash. Total selling and admin expenses less depreciation
Master Budget for the year 2020 (Corona virus year) Assumptions: Sales will decrease by 40% from last year. Selling price will increase by 30% from last year.
Computation
Raw materials will increase by 10% from last year. Labor costs will increase as expected by 5% but labor hours will decrease by 40%. MOH will increase by 5% from last year. Salaries of waiter will increase by 2% but will reduce working hours by 40%. Utilities will decrease by 40% from last year. Depreciation will not change. Rent will only increase by 2%.
Reasons: Less customer traffic and less demand due to the pandemic. Due to increase costs of materials. Prices of foods will increase tremendously. Labor hours will be reduced due to decreased demand. Due to increase costs of materials. Skeletal work will be implemented. Decrease usage of utility due to low activity. No additional acquisition and disposal of properties. Based on existing agreement.
Sales Budget 2020
Units to be sold x Unit selling price Sales
3229
Computation =5382*(1-40%) 341.25 =262.50*130%
1,101,896.25BDT
Remarks/Assumptions: Sales will decrease by 40% from last year Selling price will increase by 30% from last year
Production Budget 2020
Units to be sold Add: Desired ending finished goods Total needed inventory Less: Beginning finished goods
3229 0 3229 0
Computation
Units to be produced
3229 units
Remarks/Assumptions: No ending inventory, made to order basis.
Direct Materials Budget 2020
Units to be produced x Cost of Raw Materials per unit Production needs Add: Desired ending RM inventory Total needed RM inventory Less: Beginning RM inventory Raw materials to be purchased 245,079.84BDT
Computation
3229 74.84 =68.04*110% 241,671.28 BDT 10,000.00
=390*115%*20% (68.04*108%)
251,671.28 6,591.44
=390*20%*68.04
Remarks/Assumptions:
Raw materials will increase by 10% from last year Maintain estimated of 10,000 only. Ending raw materials last year, carried forward.
Direct Labor Budget Units to be produced x Direct labor time per unit Total hours needed x Rate per hour
2020 3229
Computation
.05 1614.5 39.69
=60*105%*(1*40%)
Total direct labor cost 64,079.51BDT Remarks/Assumptions: Labor cost will increase as expected by 5% but labor hours will decrease by 40%.
Overhead Budget 2020
Units to be produced
3229 4.94
Computation =4.70*105%*
Budgeted Manufacturing Overhead Total overhead
15,935.12 BDT
Remarks/Assumptions:
MOH will increase by 5% from last year.
Cost of Goods Sold Budget 2020
Direct materials Direct labor Overhead Budgeted manufacturing costs Add: beginning finished goods Goods available for sale Less: Ending finished goods
241,671.20 64,079.51 15,935.12 321,685.90
Budgeted costs of goods sold
321,685.90BDT
Computation
321,685.90 -
Remarks/Assumptions: Based on computed production needs. No ending finished inventory.
Selling and Administrative Expenses Budget
Rent Utility Depreciation Salaries
2020 374,544.00
Computation =367,200*12*102%
132,192.00
=220,320*(1-40%)
36,720.00 74,908.80
=122,400*102%(1-40)
Total selling and administrative expense
618,364.80
Remarks/Assumptions: Selling and administration cost increases by 2% Utilities will decrease by 40% from last year. Depreciation will not change. Salaries of waiter will increase by 2% but will reduce working hours by 40%
Income Statement 2020
Sales Less: Cost of goods sold Gross margin Less: Selling and admin expenses Operating income
Computation
1,101,896.25 321,685.90 780,210.35 618,364.80
161,845.55BDT
Cash Budget Beginning cash balance Add: Sales Total cash available Less: Disbursements Payment on purchases of raw materials Payment on selling and admin expenses Payment on overhead expenses Payment on Direct Labor Ending cash balance
2020 150,529.74 1,101,896.25 1,252,425.72 245,079.84 581,644.80 15,935.12 64,079.51
345,686.47BDT
Remarks/Assumptions:
Assumed beginning balance All sales are on cash basis. All disbursements are paid in cash. Total selling and admin expenses less depreciation
Computation...