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Static Budgets. A static budget is prepared for onlyone level of a given type of activity.. All actual results are compared with theoriginal budgeted amounts, even if salesvolume is more or less than originally planned.. Master Budget Variance: Sales. Actual$217,000. The variances of actual res
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1. Flexible Budgets andVariance Analysis Chapter 8
2. Static Budgets At 1 level of sales volume.
At 1 level of sales volume.
3. Master Budget Variance: Sales
4. Master Budget Variance: Expenses
5. Static Budget 2 difference causes for the variance2 difference causes for the variance
6. Flexible Budget
7. Flexible Budget Formulas Cost formulaeCost formulae
8. Activity-Based Flexible Budget
9. Evaluation of Financial Performance
10. Evaluation of Financial Performance
11. Evaluation of Financial Performance Flexible budget variance
= the variances btw the flexible budget & the actual results
Activity-level variances
= the diffs btw the master budget amounts & the amounts in the flexible budgetFlexible budget variance
= the variances btw the flexible budget & the actual results
Activity-level variances
= the diffs btw the master budget amounts & the amounts in the flexible budget
12. Evaluation of Financial Performance
13. Evaluation of Financial Performance
14. Isolating the Causes of Variances
15. Isolating the Causes of Variances
16. Flexible-Budget Variances
17. Sales-Activity Variances
18. Sales-Activity Variances
19. Setting Standards
20. Perfection Standards...
21. Currently Attainable Standards...
22. Trade-Offs Among Variances E.g. favourable labour variances (because of less-skilled labour) v. unfavourable sales-activity variances (because of lack of customer satisfaction)E.g. favourable labour variances (because of less-skilled labour) v. unfavourable sales-activity variances (because of lack of customer satisfaction)
23. When to Investigate Variances
24. Comparison with Prior Periods
25. Flexible-Budget Variance in Detail
26. Variances from Material and Labour Standards
27. Variances from Material and Labour Standards
28. Variances from Material and Labour Standards
29. Variances from Material and Labour Standards
30. Variances from Material and Labour Standards
31. Price and Usage Variances
32. Price Variance Computations
33. Usage Variance Computations
34. Favourable or Unfavourable Variance?
35. Direct Materials FlexibleBudget Variance
36. Direct Labour FlexibleBudget Variance
37. Interpretation of Price and Usage Variances Material price variances can work against JIT & TQM goals.
Favourable variances when buying in large quantities & buying cheaper/low-quality material ? excessive material handling & increased defects
Labour price/usage variances
- lower-skilled workers, rush workers through critical tasks ? impair quality of products/servicesMaterial price variances can work against JIT & TQM goals.
Favourable variances when buying in large quantities & buying cheaper/low-quality material ? excessive material handling & increased defects
Labour price/usage variances
- lower-skilled workers, rush workers through critical tasks ? impair quality of products/services
38. Variable-OverheadEfficiency Variance
39. Variable-OverheadSpending Variance
40. Variable Overhead Example
41. Variable Overhead Example
42. Variable Overhead Example Efficiency => usage
Spending => priceEfficiency => usage
Spending => price