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Prepare and Implement Budgets: BSBFIM601 Manage Finances Session 3

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Prepare and

implement budgets
BSBFIM601 Manage finances
Session 3
Purpose of this presentation
At the end of this session, you should know how
to:
Prepare required budgets based on previous
financial data
Explain the outcomes and assumptions made
when developing the budgets
Ensure an audit trail has been maintained
Implement the required budgets and revise
where required
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Sales budgets
Key financial indicator for
most for-profit businesses
Departmental sales budgets
Sales by time period

Department Last year % of Total Budget allocation

Local sales 200,000 40% 220,000

Export sales 300,000 60% 330,000

Total 500,000 100% 550,000

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Profit budgets
Expenses
Variable vs. Fixed
Direct vs. Indirect
Wages and salaries
Cost of goods sold
Gross Profit

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Cash flow budgets
can reflect both past performance and future
projections
Aged debtors
Cash flow GST
Cash in Cash out
• Sales • Purchases
• Debtor pmts • Supplier pmts
• Loans/finance • Loan repayments
• Equity from owner • Owner’s drawings
• Asset sale • Capital expenditure
• Wages/salaries
• GST/PAYG

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Implement budgets
Budget notes
Communicating the budget
Risk management
Roles and responsibilities

Proces
Input Output
s
controls controls
controls

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Revise budgets
A budget is a statement of strategic intent
Budgets should not be reviewed simply to alleviate the
pressure of not meeting expectations
Review budgets as a contingency measure in
unforseen circumstances, when budget has lost
support of users

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Internal controls
Internal control process
Reflected in policies and procedures
 Procedures should ensure:

control  Complete
environment
 Accurate
 Authorisation
entities risk  Validity
monitoring of
assessment
controls
process  Existence
 Handling errors identified
 Segregation of duties
 Presentation and disclosure
information
control activities
systems

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The next step
You should now:
Prepare required budgets based on previous
financial data
Explain the outcomes and assumptions made
when developing the budgets
Ensure an audit trail has been maintained
Implement the required budgets and revise
where required

© Innovation & Business Industry Skills Council Ltd

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