3608294 Managerial Accountingedited

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Managerial Accounting 1
Managerial Accounting 2 The post, The budgeting process that incorporates businesses is an activity that should involve all the stakeholders in a company. Okoye (2013) shows that for a budget to be effective, it requires the input of many people. The intent of the provision is to allow diverse inputs from individuals belonging to different departments. Hence, individuals and managers are required to provide information on the draft budget proposals. Incremental budgeting and activity-based budgeting are the two common philosophies of budgeting. Incremental budgeting entails adjusting to the previous year's budgets and adding or cutting depending on the organization's needs and situations. On the other hand, activity-based budgeting (ABB) entails tabulating the costs needed to achieve the anticipated levels of activities for an organization (Ouassini, 2018). The advantages of incremental budgeting include a simple method, ease of standardization, and suitability for continuity in a business. The merits of ABB entail enhanced efficiency, appropriate cost management, and reduced redundancy. The demerits of incremental budgeting include susceptibility to overspending, no flexibility, growth, and being easily manipulated, while for the ABB, the focus is short-term and expands the workload involved.
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