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Standard Quantity per unit
reflects the amount of material required for each unity of finished product, as well as an allowance for unavoidable waste, spoilage and other normal inefficiencies.
Standard price per unit
is for materials and reflects the final, delivered cost of the materials, net of any discounts taken.
Standard hours per unit
is the standard of direct labor required to complete a project
Materials price variance
AQ(AP-SP)
Standard Quantity allowed
means the amount of an input that should have been used to produce the actual output of the period.
Variances
differences between standard prices and actual prices and between standard quantities and actual quantities.
Standard rate per hour
for direct labor should include wages, employment taxes, and fringe benefits.
Materials Quantity Variance
SP(AQ-SQ)
Labor Rate Variance
the price variance for direct labor = AH(AR-SR)

AH – Actual Hours
AR – Actual Rate
SR – Standard Rate
Labor Efficiency Variance
measures the productivity of direct labor = SR(AH-SH)
Variable Overhead Spending
AH(AR-SR)
Variable Overhead efficiency variance
SR(AH-SH)
Balanced Scorecard
is an integrated set of performance measures that are derived from and support the company’s strategy.
Static Budget
is prepared at the beginning of the budgeting period and is valid for only the planned level of activity.
Flexible Budget
estimates what costs should be for any level of activity within a specific range.
Predetermined Overhead Rate
(Estimated total manufacturing overhead cost)/(Estimated total amount of the allocation base (MH, DLH, ect.))
Predetermined Overhead Rate
(Estimated total manufacturing overhead cost)/(Estimated total amount of the allocation base (MH, DLH, ect.))
Predetermined Overhead Rate
(Overhead from the flexible budget at the denominator level of activity)/(Denominator level of activity)
Budget Variance
(Actual Fixed Overhead Cost) – (Budget fixed overhead cost)
Responsibly center
is used for any part of an organization whose manager has control over and is accountable for cost, profit, or investments.
Cost Center
has control over costs, but not over revenue or the use of investment funds.
Profit Center
has control over both costs and revenue, but not over the use of investment funds.
Investment Center
has control over cost, revenue and investments in operating assets.
Traceable fixed cost
is a fixed cost that is incurred because of the existence of the segment and would disappear if the segment were eliminated.
ROI (Return on Investment)
(Net Operating Income)/Average Operating Assets
Margin
Net Operating Income/Sales
Turnover
Sales/Average Operating Assets
Economic Value Added (EVA)
is an adaptation of residual income that had been adopted by many companies.