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volume variance fomula
Static budget - Flexible budget
budget variance
what is the difference between what we did and what we were supposed to
flexible budget variance formula
= Actual results - flexible budget
how do you know if its unfavourable or favourable variances chapter 9
you gotta make sure if its budget or volume
- Budget Variances (Spending Variances)
- Favorable (F): Actual costs are less than budgeted costs.
- Unfavorable (U): Actual costs are more than budgeted costs.
- Volume Variances
- Favorable (F): Actual volume (output) is higher than expected, which means fixed costs are spread across more units.
- Unfavorable (U): Actual volume (output) is lower than expected, resulting in higher per-unit fixed costs.
volume variance
what is the difference between what were supposed to and the static benchmark
raw materials purchases budget
production budget in units
x material per unit
= production needs
+desired ending inventory
= total needs
-beg inv
= material to be purchased.
to get the flexible budget from the actual and static budget
you have to calculate the activity first. so step 1. calculate the direct labor hour (or whatever the activity base) and see what are the values for the variable costs (labor, direct materials etc) 2. you multiply that activity base by the actual activity, that is the flexible budget
sales dollars budget
budgeted sales in units
*
selling price
=
total budgeted sales
production budget
budgeted sales
add desired ending inv
total needs
less beg inv
required production
what to do with underapplied overhead journal entry
credit moh (under), debit COGS
what to do with overapplied overhead journal entry
debit moh (over), debit COGS