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Standard Cost
budget for production of one unit
Total Standard cost
unit standard cost X actual output
Variance
Actual Cost vs. standard cost
Direct Material Price Variance
DMPV=PQ(AP-SP)
Direct Material Quantity Variance
DMQV=SP(AQ-SQ)
Direct Labor Rate Variance
DLRV=AH(AR-SR)
Direct Labor Efficiency Variance
DLEV=SR(AH-SH)
Unfavorable and Favorable Variances
Favorable is negative
Controllable
Cost Item that manager has ability to control
DM Price Variance(Who controls)
Controlled by Manager
DM Quantity Variance(Who controls)
Controlled by Production first, then Purchasing if quality concerns
DL Rate Variance(Who controls)
Controlled by Production Supervisor and HR
DL Efficiency Variance(Who controls)
Controlled by Production supervisor
Balanced Scorecard Financial Performance MEasures
growth; cash flow, ROI, etc.
Balanced Scorecard non-financial performance measures
customer perspective, internal ops., innovation and learning
Static Budget
based on single planned level of activity
Flexible Budget
plan to control overhead costs for wide range of activity levels(Based on standard input in production process)
Goal Congruence
Managers of subunits throughout organization strive to achieve goals set by top management
Cost Center Responsibility
manager has control over costs of subunits
Revenue Center Responsibility
Manager accountable for revenue of subunit
Profit center responsibility
manager accountable for revs and expenses
Investment Center Responsibility
manager accountable for profit and invested capital of subunit
Prevention Costs
Before Production-Quality Training
Appraisal Costs
During Production-Materials inspections
Internal Failure Costs
Prior to Sale-Rework, Scrap
External Failure Costs
After sold, Warranty Costs, customer complaints
Decentralization
managers throughout organization given power to make decisions for their subunit
Responsibility center accounting
incentives for managers of subunits to achieve organizational goals
ROI
ROI=Income/invested capital or

income/sales rev X sales rev/invested capital

sales margin X capital turnover
Residual Income
Residual Income=profit-(invested cap X imputed interest rate)
Transfer pricing general rule
TP= Additional outlay cost/unit + Opportunity Cost
Transfer Pricing w/ no excess capacity
TP= VC/unit + Opportunity cost (forgone CM)
Transfer Pricing excess capacity
TP= VC/unit + 0 opportunity cost
Transfer pricing rules
-when no excess capacity TP= external market price
-max price internal buyer will pay is external price
-min price seller will sell to internal division is VC
Sunk Cost
irrelevant, incurred in past and can't be changed
opportunity cost
relevant, potential benefit given up by choosing other alternative
differential cost
relevant, difference in cost between two alternatives
Special Offer
FC usually irrelevant
Special offer with excess capacity
Rev from special offer- VC of special offer= CM of special offer
Special offer with no excess capacity
Rev from special offer-VC of special offer-opportunity cost=CM of special offer
Outsource-MAke/Buy
FC that don't change are irrelevant
Outsource
(VC if make + FC if make)-(VC if buy(0) + FC if Buy+ purchase price)
Joint Products
-joint costs are irrelevant
-relevant costs are incremental rev and seperable processing costs
Joint Products equation
(REV after further processing-Rev @ split off) less costs after further processing
Limited Resources
1. Determine CM per unit=Sales price per unit - VC per unit
2. Determine CM per scarce resource= CM per unit/Scarce resource per unit