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33 Cards in this Set
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Cost Behavior Analysis |
The study about how specific costs respond to changes in business activity |
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Fixed and Variable Costs With Activity Level |
Variable- Changes with activity level Fixed-Stay the same regardless |
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Relevant Range |
Range of activity which a company expects to operate during a year |
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Mixed Costs |
Have variable and fixed costs |
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Variable Costs |
With change |
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Fixed Costs |
Always there |
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Contribution Margin Per Unit |
Unit Selling Price/Unit Variable Costs |
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Contribution Margin Ratio |
CM/Sales |
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Breakeven analysis: Mathematical Equation |
Sales=Variable Costs +Fixed Costs+Net Income or Fixed Costs/contribution margin then Fixed/cmr
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Contribution Margin Technique |
Fixed Costs/CM |
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Break-even can be calculated from... |
Mathematical Equation Contribution Margin CVP graph |
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CVP Graph |
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Target Net Income |
Indicates sales necessary for a certain income
Calculate using cost volume profit analysis:
E sales x e cm - fixed costs |
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Margin of safety |
Actual Sales-Break-even sales |
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Margin of safety ratio |
Formula:Actual Sales (in dollars)/Actual Expected Sales |
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Weighted Average Contribution Margin |
Sum of weighted contribution margin of each product |
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Sales Mix |
Relative percentage in which a company sells its products |
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Operating Leverage |
Extent to which net income reacts to a given change in sales
CM/Net Income |
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Cost Structure |
Variable vs fixed costs in a company |
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Benefits of budgeting |
plan ahead definite objectives early warning system coordination of activities greater management awareness motivates personnel |
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Budgeting Process |
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Cash Budget |
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Cash Receipts |
principle sources of revenue |
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Cash Disbursements |
expected cash payments |
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Financing Section |
Expected borrowing and repayments |
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Service Companies budget |
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Master Budget |
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Differences between long term and short term budgeting |
Time Period involved Emphasis Detail Presented |
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Sales Budget |
expected Sales * Selling Price |
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Production Budget |
Note desired is percentage of next expected unit sales |
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Direct Materials Budget |
Note same as last |
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Direct Labor Budget |
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Weighted Contribution |
Take both number and x by percent it takes and add |