BUDGETING AND BUDGETARY CONTROL AS TOOLS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT PARASTATALS
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ABSTRACT | |
This research work was | focused on investigation on the use of budgeting |
and budgetary control | as tools for accountability in government |
Parastatals. (A case study of Enugu State Housing Development Corporation). Budgetary control is a quantitative expression of plane of action prepare in advance of period to which it relate. The organization is face with the problem of lack of budgeting while planning and controlling their activities. The objective of the study is to determine if budgeting and budgetary control affect the quality of services delivery in government parastatals. The research also aims at determining if budgetary control contributes to the improvement of management efficiency and high productivity. Data were collected from primary and secondary source. Secondary source of data were collected from textbooks, periodic articles and journals. Questions were distributed as well as personal interviews with functional and departmental heads were conducted. The sample size of 60 were used and was chosen among the number of department / section using Bowleys proportional allocation formula Data were analyzed using table and simple percentage, hypothesis were tested using chi-square statistics. We discovered among other things that budgeting and budgetary control affect the quality of service delivery in government parastatals. It was also revealed that budgeting and budgetary control contributes to the improvement of management efficiency and high productivity. In line with the above, we recommend among other things that the budget plan and preparation should be a corporate duty of the unit heads with head of department in the corporation, improving legislation, realistic budget target. Adherence in the budgeting provision should be practiced by top management.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE:
1.0 Key words / introduction.……………………………………………………1
- Background of the study .……………………………………………………1
- Statement of problem.…………………………………………….…………4
- Objective of the study.………………………………………………………4
- Research Question.……………………………………………………..……5
- Hypotheses of the study.……………………………………….……………5
- Significant of the study.………………………………………..……………6
- Scope and limitation .……………………………………………………..…7
- Definition of terms .…………………………………………………………8
CHAPTER TWO
2.0 Review of related literature .……………………………….………………10
2.1 Budgeting and budgets.……………………………….……………………10
2.2 Current literature on theories models.……………………………….……..19
2.3 Empirical study.……… …………………….…….……..21
2.4 Features of budgets.… ……………….……..23
2.5 Budgetary control.…………… ………………..….……..37
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2.6 Innovation in the area of budget zero – based budgeting (Z.B.Z)…….……42
2.7 Advantage of zero based budgeting.……………………………………..44
2.8 Disadvantage of zero based budgeting .………… ……..44
CHAPTER THREE:
3.0 Research Methodology.………………… ………..…..48
3.1 Research design.……………… ………………..……..48
3.2 Source of data .………………… ………………………..49
3.3 Population of the study.……………… ……….………………50
3.4 Sample / sampling technique.……………… …………..…..51
3.5 Instrument for data collection .………… ……………………..53
3.6 Reliability / validity of research instrument .………… …………54
3.7 Method of data Analysis .……… ………………………….…54
3.8 Decision criterio validation of hypothesis .………………………55
CHAPTER FOUR:
4.0 Data Presentation and Analysis .…………………………56
4.1 Data presentation.……………………………………..………………56
4.2 Testing Hypothesis .…………………………………..………75
CHAPTER FIVE:
5.0 Summary of Findings / Conclusion and Recommendation ……..……….87
- Summary of Findings .…………………………………………………….87
- Conclusion .……………………………………………..………………88
- Recommendation .……………………………………….……………53
References…………………………………………………………91
Appendix 1.……………………………………………….………………93
Questionnaires .……………………………………………..……………94
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CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The efficiency and effectiveness of the operations of a business
depends on the control available to management in almost every business organization, there are a number of activities going on at the same time such as producing, purchasing, distributing, selling and financing a product. These are interrelated in such a way that they affect the attainment of the organization goals.
The institution of cost and management accountant(ICMA)defined budget as a financial or quantitative statement prepared and approved prior to defined period of time of the policy to be pursed during the period for the purpose of attaining a given objectives. It may include income, expenditure and the employment capital.
Therefore in order to achieve these objectives or goals, the
organization must economize resources and discover the means of achieving these goals. These goals can only be realized when the property planned use of available resource are controlled and co-ordinate effectively. Thus a system of managing a business by making forecast of the different
activities and applying a financial to each forecast becomes imperative. These forecasts
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Are guided by the information and adoption of planned system such as techniques in budgeting, variance analysis. Etc.
Pandy (2008) defines budgeting control as the establishment of departmental budget relating the responsibilities of the executive to the requirement of a policy, and the continuous comparison of actual budgeted result either to secure by individual actions. The objective of that policy is to provide a firm basis for its revision.
Osisoma, (2000) opined that budgeting is a systematic and formalized approach for accomplishing the planning, co-ordination and control responsibilities of management. It is a process of preparing in advance of the period to which it relates a summary statement of plans expressed in quantitative terms, which if utilized with sophistication and good judgment, would enhance the attainment of an organization’s objectives. A budget therefore, is a plan quantified in monetary terms, prepared and approved prior to a defined period of time, usually showing planned income to be generated and /or expenditure to be incurred during that period, and the capital to be employed to attain a given objectives.
A budgetary control is described by lacey, (2002) as a quantitative expression of a plan of action prepared in advance of the period to which it relates. Budget may be prepared for the business as a whole, for
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Departments, for functions such as sales and production, or for financial and resources items such as cash, capital expenditure, manpower, purchase. Etc. the process of preparing and agreeing budgets is a means of translating the overall objectives of the organization into detailed, feasible plans of action. It is therefore, germane to say that the level of importance that is attached in this plan and effort made in controlling the finance differ in organizations. Once the goals are set, which must be based on the detailed analysis of feasibility within the content of the political and social value the plans will enable it to strive towards its attachment.
Often than not when these plans are put into operation, conditions prevail which trends to cause deviation from the plan and corrective measures are always taken to steer the business back on the right track. The process already mentioned as it is applied entailed budget and its control. And to lend credence to goal congruence suitable techniques should be applied to specific areas that need special attention hence measurement of budgeted with actual to arrive at the finance cannot be over emphasized. A business is said to be on the right track if the outcome of the budgeted estimate is favorable as against the actual. The little that is said concerning this project has encompassed all avenues in which the subject can aid
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management decision, rather it should be seen as a guide for people
Business.
- STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The growth of the business hinges, or better put, rests squarely units
Budgetary control system or techniques hence they are considered as vital tools in any business situation. This study then is aimed at assessing and evaluating the event to which budgetary control has been a tool for the growth and global realization of any organization.
Lack of budgets in planning and control has required in the indiscriminate use of fund meant for more viable activities. Again the inability of many companies to plan and accomplished budget goals is traceable to their inability to apply controls in their budget system.
Budgetary goals are not realized due to low level of understanding of the budget system by middle and low level of management staff. Other problems are shortage of stocks and shut down. These and many more are some of the problem of lack of budgeting control.
- OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
The primary purpose of this study is four fold. They include the
Following
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- To determine if budgeting and budgetary control affect the quality of service delivery in government parastatals.
- To determine if there is a connection between the type of budget implemented and their actual performance.
- To determine whether or not budgetary controls as a management tools contribute to the improvement of management efficiency and high productivity.
- To find out the use of the budgetary controls as an appraisal parameter for assessing managers budget.
- RESEARCH QUESTIONS
- Does budgeting and budgetary controls affect the quantity of services delivery in government parastatals?
- What are the connection between the type of budget implemented and their actual performance?
- How can budgetary control as management tools contribute to the improvement of management efficiency and high productivity?
- How can budgetary control be used for assessing Manager’s budget?
- HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY
- H0: Budgeting and budgetary control does not affect the quantity of services delivery in government parastatals.
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H1: Budgeting and budgetary control affect the quantity of
Services delivery in government parastatals.
- H0: Budgeting and budgetary control does not contribute to the improvement of the management efficiency and high productivity.
H1: Budgeting and budgetary control contribute to the improvement of the management efficiency and high productivity.
- H0: Budgeting and budgetary control is not used for assessing manager’s budget.
H1: Budgeting and budgetary control is used for assessing manager’s budget.
- H0: There is no connection between the type of budget implemented and actual performance.
H1: There is connection between the type of budget implemented and actual performance.
- SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Budgeting and Budgetary control is a function that is very important and of great significant to any of organization. It is not peculiar to only the manufacturing organization but also necessary to service of the government.
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The study will contribute towards enhancing profits of the organization, business or an individual. It will help to control one’s income.
Budgeting is necessary to make matters simple and hence life easy to handle.
Budgeting guides people towards the allocation of money in different sectors, such as food, shelter, clothing, household expenses, medical care, utilities etc.
In case of an annual budget of a nation budgeting makes a blueprint of the overall funds that the concerned government will spend on various sectors, the kinds of tax that would be levied and how the prices of essential commodities would increase or decrease in the month ahead.
In summary, this study will be a guide to scholars, researchers or writers who may wish to carry further study on budget and its control apparatus.
1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
This study is aimed at finding out the impact of budget and budgetary control in Enugu State Housing Development Corporation.
The limiting factors are that of availability of data which might be difficult to obtain following the trend of the attitude of Nigerians with regards to giving out information. Time constraints are also a limiting factor
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in undertaking this study. The availability time and short period of the study made it difficult for the researcher to carry out a wider and more through work on the issue, at the same time carryout academic activities.
Also literature on the topic as it relate to government parastatals
is very few.
1.8 DEFINITION OF TERMS
The following are defined in the work:
BUDGET: Budget simply means estimate of income and expenditure, which are planned by the organization for a specific future. In Britain, it means the annual statement made to the House of Commons by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, giving details of the government financial plans for the coming year.
BUDGETING CONTROL: This means a system of managing a business by making forecasts of the different activities and applying of financial value to each forecast. Actual performance is subsequently with the estimate.
BUDGETING PERIOD: The budget period coincides with accounting period. The period varies according to different organization.
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THE MASTER BUDGET: This is a total budget package which effectively combines in one statement, the sells, expenses, production and cash budget of an organization.
VARIANCE: This is the difference between the estimates and actual
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