Suppose you are the controller of Ryerson University. The university president is preparing for her annual fundraising
Question:
Suppose you are the
controller of Ryerson University. The university president is preparing for her
annual fundraising campaign for 2008-09. To set an appropriate target, she has
asked you to prepare a budget for the academic year. You have collected the following
data for the current year (2007-08).
a. For 2008-09, all faculty and staff will receive a 6 percent salary
increase. Undergraduate enrolment is expected to decline by 2 percent,
but graduate enrolment is expected to increase by 5 percent.
b. The 2007-08 budget for operation and maintenance of facilities is
$500,000, which includes $240,000 for salaries and wages. Experience
so far this year indicates that the budget is accurate. Salaries and wages
will increase by 6 percent and other operating costs by $12,000 in
2008-09.
c. The 2007-08 and 2008-09 budgets for the remaining expenditures are
d. Tuition is $70 per credit hour. In addition, the provincial government
provides $780 per full-time-equivalent student. (A full-time equivalent
is 30 undergraduate semester credit-hours or 24 graduate semester
credit-hours.) Tuition scholarships are given to 30 full-time undergraduates
and 50 full-time graduate students.
e. Revenues other than tuition and the government apportionment are
f. The chemistry/physics classroom building needs remodelling during
the 2008-09 period. Projected cost is $550,000.
1. Prepare a schedule for 2008-09 that shows, by division, (a) expected
enrolment, (b) total credit hours, (c) full-time-equivalent enrolment, and
(d) number of faculty members needed.
2. Calculate the budget for faculty salaries for 2008-09 by division.
3. Calculate the budget for tuition revenue and government apportionment
for 2008-09 by division.
4. Prepare a schedule for the president showing the amount that must be
raised by the annual fundraising campaign.
Step by Step Answer:
Management Accounting
ISBN: 9780367506896
5th Canadian Edition
Authors: Charles T Horngren, Gary L Sundem, William O Stratton, Howard D Teall, George Gekas