Chapter 16 final Flashcards
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Variance
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difference between planned result and actual outcome
2
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Favorable variance
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when taken alone, increases operating profit
3
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Unfavorable variance
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when taken alone, decreases operating profit
4
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Master/Static Budget
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- Developed for one level of sales volume
- Does not change after being developed
- Also known as a “Master” Budget
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Flexible Budget
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- Developed for several levels of sales volume
- Budget that indicates revenues, costs, and profits for different levels of activity
- Separates the fixed and variable costs
6
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Sales Acitivity Variance
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- Also known as Sales Volume Variance
- Difference between operating profit in the Master Budget and operating profit in the Flexible Budget that arises because the actual number of units sold is different from the budgeted number
-Isolates the change in operating profits caused by the actual sales activity vs Master Budget - For sales revenue = (actual units - budgeted units)budgeted sales unit price
-For variable costs = (actual units - budget units)budgeted unit cost
6
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Flexible Budget Variance
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- Actual results versus flexible budget
- Occurs when sales price per unit, variable cost per unit, and/or fixed cost was different than planned
Also known as “Total cost variance”
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