You are a management accountant working in the Finance team at Miles private hospital. You have been assigned to assist the ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) specialists1 that operate out of rented premises on level 6 at the hospital. You are to prepare their master budget for 2021 and make recommendations on how they could improve their operations.
There are three (3) ENT Specialists in the practice; Dr Janet Courtney, Dr Samantha Downer and Dr John Malouf. They are supported by two (2) administrative staff; Daniel Hall and Julie Sky.
The following information has been gathered about the practice:
ENT Equipment: Depreciation on the ENT equipment totals $95,000 per year. Depreciation is recorded monthly.
Bank Loan: The business has an interest only loan and the interest is paid monthly. The principle can be repaid at any time. The interest rate payable on the loan is 8% per annum.
Expected patient visits for each of the ENT specialists for 2021 are indicated in the table below. 75% of the visits are expected to be half-hour appointments and the remainder will be one hour surgeries:
The average fees received for the two (2) different types of appointments are $260 for half an hour (30 minutes) appointments and $400 for one hour surgeries (60 minutes).
Cash collections: Sixty per cent (60%) of the revenue received for each month’s ENT’s services and surgeries is collected during the month when the services and surgeries are rendered and the remainder (40%) is collected the following month.
The following table outlines the operating costs for the year.
Payments: It is estimated that 30% of all operating expenses will be paid in the month they are due and the remaining 70% will be paid in the following month.
Salaries: The ENT specialists and administrative staff all receive an annual salary that is paid monthly. It is estimated that their on-costs2 are 30% of their annual salary. They work 37.5 hours per week.
Each employee’s allowance for annual leave, public holidays and sick leave amounts to 8 weeks per year. They are also given an allowance for non-billable time of 2 hours per week which includes professional development, department meetings and idle time.
Ignore GST and Income Tax.
Q1:
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Working notes: cAlculation of hours required and total number of patients
1. Calculation of monthly revenue budget
2. Calculation of labour budget
note: Assumed 52 weeks per year
3. Preparation of operational expense budget
Note calculation of total slary per month =(1412400+219706)/12 =136009)
1. Calculation of Income statement for the year ending 31st dec 2021
Since, it has not been mentioned that how many answers should be given, so only first four answers are given.
Preparation of cash budget
Note: Areears of receivable and payables in balance sheet is paid and received in jan 2021
Balance sheet budgeted
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