Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover
Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover
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To determine

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Material Cost Variance: The difference between the standard cost of material specified and the actual cost of the material used is the Material Cost Variance. Material Cost variance arises because of two reasons

• Actual price of the material varies from the standard price and/or

• Actual quantity of material used varies from the standard quantity.

Therefore, Material Cost Variance is the sum of (i) Material Price Variance and (ii) Material Quantity Variance.

Material Price Variance:The difference between the actual rate of materials and the standard rate of materials used in the production is the Material Price Variance.

Material Quantity Variance:The difference between actual quantity of material used and the standard quantity of material to be used is the material quantity variance.

The following formulas are used to calculate Material cost variance:

Material Cost Variance (MCV) = Material Price Variance (MPV) + Material Quantity Variance (MQV)

Also Material Cost Variance (MCV) = Standard Cost – Actual Cost

Material Price Variance (MPV) = Standard material cost for actual quantity – Actual material cost

Material Quantity Variance (MQV) = Standard cost of standard quantity of material – Standard cost of

actual quantity of material

Material Cost Variance gives a view of deviations from the set standards which can be either favorable or unfavorable

To determine: Material Price and Quantity Variance

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Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover

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