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Concept Introduction:
Controllable variance: Controllable variance refers to the overhead variance that is under the manager’s control. It can be determined by subtracting the total actual overheads and total budgeted overheads for the actual units produced.
Volume Variance: Volume variance refers to the difference between the total budgeted overheads and the standards applied for overheads for actual units produced.
Controllable variance and its favorable or not.
2.
Concept Introduction:
Controllable variance: Controllable variance refers to the overhead variance that is under the manager’s control. It can be determined by subtracting the total actual overheads and total budgeted overheads for the actual units produced.
Volume Variance: Volume variance refers to the difference between the total budgeted overheads and the standards applied for overheads for actual units produced.
Volume variance.
3.
Concept Introduction:
Controllable variance: Controllable variance refers to the overhead variance that is under the manager’s control. It can be determined by subtracting the total actual overheads and total budgeted overheads for the actual units produced.
Volume Variance: Volume variance refers to the difference between the total budgeted overheads and the standards applied for overheads for actual units produced.
Overhead variance report.
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