The one of subject that almost learn how to manage our
accounting statement.With Mrs. Raras Tyanurita , the kind, friendly, beautiful
and patient teacher (ciee), my friends and I do the journey of the class with
full of great joy. So, thanks to ma’m :D
At the beginning of the class in SFB 2, we learn about Interest and Time Value of Money concept. What is it? (this was the first my unvisible question when heard it :D). Bellow I'll explain it for you.
Interest
It is the size of the amount of interest that is burden on
the borrower (debtor). It is depending on the time, the loan amount, and prevailing
interest rate.
There are three forms of the system of interest calculation:
A.
Simple interest
The size of the amount of interest received
by creditors depending on the size of the principal (capital), interest rate
(interest rate), and time period.
B.
Compound interest
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Compound interest is usually done within the relatively
long and in the calculation of interest is over a period
·
Compound interest is interest that continues to
be capital if not taken in time
·
Compound interest calculations done on a regular
basis intervals, every month, every quarter, every 6 months, or every year.
C.
Annuity
Annuity is a series of payments an equal
amount on each interval payments.The size of the amount paid on each interval
depending on the loan amount, term time, and interest rates.
Budgeting
Budgeting function:
a)
Planning function
Budget as a planning tool written requires
careful thought to provide real picture / clear the unit of money.
b)
Execution function
Budget as a guide the implementation of the
work, so that work can be carried out in accordance to achieve the goal.
c)
Oversight functions.
Budget as a means of control / supervision
Kinds of budgets by:
Basic formulation
1.
Variable budget: there is a range of budget
variables between A & B.
2.
Fixed budget: Based on the level of capacity particular.
Preparation Method
1.
Periodic budget for a specific period.
2.
Continuous budget: budget established for improvement
of the previous budget, e.g ever month repairs held.
Time period
1.
Maximum short: term budget period 1 year. E.g
operating budget.
2.
Budget long-term (strategic): More than 1 year.
E.g capital investment budget.
Field
1.
Operational Budget: used to prepared a report on
income statement
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Sales budget
·
Cost of the plant budget (BB costs, direct labor
costs, factory overhead)
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Expenses budget
·
The income statement budget
2.
Financial Budget: budget to draw up a balance
sheet.
·
Cash budget
·
Receivables budget
·
Supplies budget
·
Balance the budget
Both the budget when put together is called a parent of
budget (master budget).
Things to consider:
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The budget must be realistic and carefully as
possible.
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Made with the participation of top managers and operational.
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Must reflect justice.
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Budget reporting is made on time.
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Budget makers must have a vision for the future
Okey enough for this post, hope you get knowledge from it. Above,
will appear the continued post. Just enjoy it too. Thank you :D
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