(a)
Variance: Variance can be defined as standard that is used to ascertain the variation in actual and budgeted figures. With the help of variance managers of the company can find the causes of differences and can take appropriate decisions to overcome the situation.
Income Statement: It is the financial statement of the company which provides the information about revenues and expenses of a specific period. It computes the net
To determine: The price and quantity variances for direct materials and labor.
(b)
The total overhead variance.
(c)
To prepare: The income statement.
(d)
Reasons for unfavorable variance.
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