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Introduction
This paper highlights management accountant’s view with respect to several questions that
were noted while having a meeting of John Eustace, founder of Freeair Stake Pty Ltd, with Team.
Through this I, as Management Accountant at Freeair Skate, tried to answer the following:
The report also give feedback with respect to views expressed regarding shifting of
maintenance expense to next year in order to save on costs. Further it also highlights
representations with respect to hike in sales commission for exceeding revenue target.
Brief
Preparation of budget lay down guidance for future strategy and performance of any
organization and thus it becomes essential that every organization spend considerable time, effort
and proper logic in preparation of budget. For preparation of budget Freeair Skate one need to
(positive or negative) tourism in the country, and rise in level of wages and inflation. Sales target
should be set based on individual skillset; market intelligence should be captured by engaging with
ground sales Team in order to factor in customer feedback as well as competitive environment.
Past performance should be considered only after normalization to ignore abnormalities. Growth
expectation should be built-in by aligning it with production and labor capacity. Variance analysis
should be carried at regular interval in order to compare budget with actuals to accommodate
changes, if required, for subsequent period. Budget should also be built around different scenarios
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References
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PROS.com
https://www.forconstructionpros.com/business/article/10292307/six-factors-for-
implementing-effective-sales-forecasting-methods
2. Miroslav Skoda, 2009, The Importance of ABC Models in Cost Management, Annals
of the University of Petrosani, Economics
https://www.upet.ro/annals/economics/pdf/2009/20090234.pdf
3. James Wilkinson, 2013, Absorption vs. Variable Costing, The Strategic CFO
https://strategiccfo.com/absorption-vs-variable-costing/
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