One major difference between a merchandiser's master budget and a manufacturer's master budget is that A : a merchandiser does not include direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead budgets, whereas a manufacturer does. B : a merchandiser does not include a sales budget, whereas a manufacturer does. C : a manufacturer does not include a sales budget, whereas a merchandiser does. D : a manufacturer does not include direct materials, direct labor, and merchandising overhead budgets, whereas a merchandiser does.

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Tania Curtis

29 May, 12:50

One major difference between a merchandiser's master budget and a manufacturer's master budget is that A : a merchandiser does not include direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead budgets, whereas a manufacturer does. B : a merchandiser does not include a sales budget, whereas a manufacturer does. C : a manufacturer does not include a sales budget, whereas a merchandiser does. D : a manufacturer does not include direct materials, direct labor, and merchandising overhead budgets, whereas a merchandiser does.

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Maren Leblanc · Answer 1

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A merchandise prepares a budget in line with the Trading profit and loss Account, while a Manufacturer prepares a budget in line with the Manufacturing and profit and loss account ... under the Manufacturing account we have prime cost which consist of direct labor, direct material and direct expenses. then add it to Manufacturing overheads.