Profit Planning
Profit Planning
Profit Planning
• Turns a profit
• Healthy Balance Sheet
• Generates goods Cash Flow
• Produces a good Returns on Investment
(ROI)
Business Plan
Technical feasibility
Market feasibility
Financial feasibility
Budget
A budget is a detailed financial plan that
quantifies future expectations and
actions relative to acquiring and using
resources
Financial Statements
Financial Statements Schedules
•Budgeted Balance Sheet 1.Sales Budget
2.Production Budget
•Budgeted Income Statement
3.Raw Material Consumption Budget
•Budgeted Cash Flow 4.Raw Material Purchase Budget
Statements 5.Direct Labor cost Budget
6.Overhead Expenses Budget
(Marketing, Office, Manufacturing
Overhead – All expenses)
7. Cost of Goods Sold Budget
8. Account Receivable Budget
9. Account Payable Budget
10. Loan Repayment Schedule
Note: Please note. You need ASSUMPTIONS while making financial plans!
Revenue
Cost
Quantity Sale *Variable cost Selling Price
*Fixed cost
Solution:
Sales Budget
For 3 months from 1st Jan 2019 to end of March 2019
Additional Information:
(a)20% of sales are for cash. 50% of the remaining is collected in same month and
balance after 1 month.
(b)20% of purchases are for cash and remaining are paid after one month.
(c)Wages are paid half monthly. Expenses are paid after one month.
(d)The rent of Rs. 1,000 is not induced in expenses. The rent is paid monthly.
SOLUTION
Cash Budget
For April, May and June 19xx
April (Rs.) May (Rs.) June (Rs.)