Sales and Direct Cost Variance Analysis Flashcards

1
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Define “standard quantity”.

A

Standard quantity is the standard amount of input units allowed for the actual number of output units produced.

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Describe the accounting treatment of non-significant variances at the end of the period.

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These amounts are closed to Cost of Goods Sold.

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3
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Are standards based solely on historical results?

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No, standards are not only based on historical performance, as this may incorporate past periods’ inefficiencies.

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4
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Who is responsible for direct material price variances?

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The purchasing manager is responsible for these.

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5
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On what are sales variances based?

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Sales variances are bases on budgeted sales levels.

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