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Ch. 4: Financial Forecasting, Planning, and Budgeting. Tujuan Pembelajaran. Mahasiswa mampu untuk : Menggunakan metode persentase penjualan untuk meramal kebutuhan pembiayaan perusahaan Menjelaskan ketrbatasan metode persentase penjualan - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ch. 4: Financial Forecasting,Planning, and Budgeting

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Tujuan Pembelajaran

Mahasiswa mampu untuk:Menggunakan metode persentase penjualan untuk meramal kebutuhan pembiayaan perusahaanMenjelaskan ketrbatasan metode persentase penjualan Menghitung tingkat pertumbuhan perusahaan yang berkelanjutan Membuat anggaran kas dan menggunakannya untuk mengevaluasi jumlah dan waktu yang kebutuhan pembiayaan perusahaan Memahami jenis-jenis anggaran dan proses penyusunan anggaran

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Pokok Bahasan

Peramalan keuanganKeterbatasan Metode Peramalan Persentase PenjualanTingkat Pertumbauhan BerkelanjutanPerencanaan Keuangan dan Pengaanggaran

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Financial Forecasting

1) Project sales revenues and expenses.

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Financial Forecasting

Project sales revenues and expenses.Estimate current assets and fixed assets necessary to support projected sales.

Percent of sales forecast

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Percent of Sales Method

Suppose this year’s sales will total $32 million.Next year, we forecast sales of $40 million.Net income should be 5% of sales.Dividends should be 50% of earnings.

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This year % of $32mAssetsCurrent Assets $8m 25%Fixed Assets $16m 50% Total Assets $24mLiab. and EquityAccounts Payable $4m 12.5%Accrued Expenses $4m 12.5%Notes Payable $1m n/aLong Term Debt $6m n/a Total Liabilities $15mCommon Stock $7m n/aRetained Earnings $2m Equity $9m Total Liab. & Equity $24m

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Next year % of $40mAssetsCurrent Assets 25%Fixed Assets 50% Total AssetsLiab. and EquityAccounts Payable 12.5%Accrued Expenses 12.5%Notes Payable n/aLong Term Debt n/a Total LiabilitiesCommon Stock n/aRetained Earnings Equity Total Liab. & Equity

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Next year % of $40mAssetsCurrent Assets $10m 25%Fixed Assets $20m 50% Total Assets $30mLiab. and EquityAccounts Payable $5m 12.5%Accrued Expenses $5m 12.5%Notes Payable $1m n/aLong Term Debt $6m n/a Total Liabilities $17mCommon Stock $7m n/aRetained Earnings Equity Total Liab. & Equity

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Predicting Retained Earnings

Next year’s projected retained earnings = last year’s $2 million, plus:

projected net income cash dividends)

sales sales net income )

$40 million x .05 x (1 - .50)

= $2 million + $1 million = $3million

– x x ( 1 -

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Next year % of $40mAssetsCurrent Assets $10m 25%Fixed Assets $20m 50% Total Assets $30mLiab. and EquityAccounts Payable $5m 12.5%Accrued Expenses $5m 12.5%Notes Payable $1m n/aLong Term Debt $6m n/a Total Liabilities $17mCommon Stock $7m n/aRetained Earnings $3m Equity Total Liab. & Equity

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Next year % of $40m

AssetsCurrent Assets $10m 25%Fixed Assets $20m 50% Total Assets $30mLiab. and EquityAccounts Payable $5m 12.5%Accrued Expenses $5m 12.5%Notes Payable $1m n/aLong Term Debt $6m n/a Total Liabilities $17mCommon Stock $7m n/aRetained Earnings $3m Equity $10m Total Liab. & Equity $27m

How muchDiscretionary

Financing will weNeed?

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Next year % of $40m

AssetsCurrent Assets $10m 25%Fixed Assets $20m 50% Total Assets $30mLiab. and EquityAccounts Payable $5m 12.5%Accrued Expenses $5m 12.5%Notes Payable $1m n/aLong Term Debt $6m n/a Total Liabilities $17mCommon Stock $7m n/aRetained Earnings $3m Equity $10m Total Liab. & Equity $27m

How muchDiscretionary

Financing will weNeed?

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Predicting Discretionary Financing Needs

Discretionary Financing Needed =

projected projected projected total - total - owners’ assets liabilities equity

$30 million - $17 million - $10 million

= $3 million in discretionary financing

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Sustainable Rate of Growth

g* = ROE (1 - b) where

b = dividend payout ratio (dividends / net income)

ROE = return on equity (net income / common equity) or

net income sales assets sales assets common equityROE = x x

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Budgets

Budget: a forecast of future events.

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Budgets

Budgets indicate the amount and timing of future financing needs.Budgets provide a basis for taking corrective action if budgeted and actual figures do not match.Budgets provide the basis for performance evaluation.