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ASSIGNMENT DRIVE Spring 2015
PROGRAM BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-BBA
SEMESTER 4
SUBJECT CODE & NAME BBA 402 & MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
BK ID B1713 CREDIT & MARKS 4 Credits, 60 marks


Q. No 1 Explain the importance of Management Accounting and Need of Management Accounting.
(Explanation of Management accounting, Need of Management Accounting)  7 +3 =10
Answer: Importance
Management accounting is very helpful to management in every field of activity. It assists the management in the performance of the various managerial functions of planning, controlling, co-


Q2. Explain the various steps in Budgetary Control. Advantages of Budgetary Control.
 (Steps in Budgetary Control, Advantages of Budgetary Control)  4 +6 =10
Answer: The various steps included in the budgetary control system are:
1.      Determination of organisational objectives – Budget is a tool for implementing the organisational


Q3. What is absorption costing? Explain the features of absorption costing. Write the differences between absorption and marginal costing.
(Absorption costing, Features of absorption costing, Difference between absorption and marginal costing) 3 +3 +4 =10
Answer:
Absorption costing: Absorption costing is a technique or practice of ascertaining the cost per unit of goods produced or service rendered. Absorption costing is the practice of charging all costs, both fixed


Q4. Explain the three types of financing in working capital.
 Raw material: Rs.80 per unit, labour: Rs.30 per unit; overheads: Rs.60 per unit, selling price/unit Rs.200: raw materials: one month, work in progress: 15 days, finished goods: 1 month; creditors: 1 month; debtors: two months, Wages: 45 days; overheads: 1 month; ¼ of production is sold in cash. Desired cash balance is Rs.3,65,000. Production per annum is 1,04,000 units. Estimate the working capital.
(Explanation of financing of working capital, Estimation of working capital) 3 +7 =10
Answer:


Q5.

 
Use the following information to prepare:









A schedule of changes in working capital.






A funds flow statement of Sahana & Co.












Balance Sheet of Sahana & Co.


















Liabilities
31.03.2010

31.03.2011

Assets
31.03.2010
31.03.2011
















Capital
1,85,000
2,10,000
Goodwill (at
60,000
60,000




P&L
1,47,800
1,76400
cost)
1,85000
2,20,000




account
1,20,000
90,000
Land
47,400
52,400




Bank
40,000
68,000
andbuilding
19,400
19,400




loan
1,40,000
1,22,000
Plant
82,600
72,400




Bills
20,000
18,000
andmachinery
1,20,000
1,28,000




payable


Furniture
80,000
72,100




Sundry


Inventory
50,000
48,300




Creditors


Sundry
8,400
11,800




Provision


Debtors






for


Bills






taxation


Receivable









Bank









Cash


















6,52,800
6,84,400


6,52,800
6,84,400

























Schedule of changes in working capital

5

10



Fund flow statement of Sahana & Co

5





Answer: Statement of changes in working capital from 01.04.2010 to 31.03.2011.
Statement of Changes


Q6 Give the meaning of dividend policy. Explain the significance of dividend decision and types of dividend policy.
( Meaning of Dividend policy, Significance of dividend decision, Types of dividend policy) 3 +2 +5 =10
Answer: Meaning of Dividend Policy:
Dividend policy is the policy drafted by companies regarding the amount to be paid to shareholders in the form of

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