i would say teacher has tried his best for students to understand the basic concept and deeply about cost allocation. I really appreciate and hope you will help the student who are disappointed and some of them i seen left accounting.
Wonderfully explained. Looking at the third graph at the bottom, I have a doubt regarding how the variable cost can be higher than 0$ when the number of units produced are 0. Maybe, that is the Total Cost line instead?
Job 521 was one of the many jobs started and completed during the year. The job required $5,500 in direct materials and 800 hours of direct labor time at a rate of $12 per hour. If the job contained 590 units and the company billed at 60% above the unit product cost on the job cost sheet, what price per unit would have been charged to the customer? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) I am looking for the answer.
Dear Friends, I have 2 questions: 1/ In a promotion program (buy 3 product A and 2 product B then customer will rebate to 5000 USD). Question: I want to calculate the break-even point of this program, what are the variable and fixed costs?. 2/ With the long-term business strategy, I think we should do the business process is: Step 1: The Board of Director (BoD) write the long-term strategy. Step 2: The Departments (exclude financial) will be write the plan of each SBU (Strategic busines unit). Step 3: The Financial department write the financial plan (OPEX plan and CAPEX plan, bank loan, M&A transaction) Step 4: The BoD review and feeback, the departments modify and re-submit. Final, the BoD approve. Step 5: The company execute and review the final result. How do you think?. Thank you.
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I train from Nursing to Accountancy Thank you for very clear explanation, the best one I found on TH-cam
This is still completely relevant. Thank you! All of these videos are brilliant!
superb and commendable explaination of variable and fixed cost.Hats off you
Wow! this is so simple to understand. I have now mastered the the two types of costs. Blessings on you!
its a wonderful presentation that has cleared all my confusion about this topic. Thank you Prof. Larry
Your explanations are amazingly simple yet straight to the point. Thank you!
i would say teacher has tried his best for students to understand the basic concept and deeply about cost allocation. I really appreciate and hope you will help the student who are disappointed and some of them i seen left accounting.
You're saving my accounting grade! Wish my professor explained this as well as you do. Thank you for the video's and happy holidays!
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Wonderfully explained.
Looking at the third graph at the bottom, I have a doubt regarding how the variable cost can be higher than 0$ when the number of units produced are 0. Maybe, that is the Total Cost line instead?
thanks , you made it seem simple
Thank you. very useful.
Job 521 was one of the many jobs started and completed during the year. The job required $5,500 in direct materials and 800 hours of direct labor time at a rate of $12 per hour. If the job contained 590 units and the company billed at 60% above the unit product cost on the job cost sheet, what price per unit would have been charged to the customer? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) I am looking for the answer.
Very helpful. Thank you.
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what about electricity? fixed or variable?
semi-fixed or semi variable
i would say variable based on production level.
just like an apartment, use more electric, electric bill of the month will increase.
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Dear Friends,
I have 2 questions:
1/ In a promotion program (buy 3 product A and 2 product B then customer will rebate to 5000 USD).
Question: I want to calculate the break-even point of this program, what are the variable and fixed costs?.
2/ With the long-term business strategy, I think we should do the business process is:
Step 1: The Board of Director (BoD) write the long-term strategy.
Step 2: The Departments (exclude financial) will be write the plan of each SBU (Strategic busines unit).
Step 3: The Financial department write the financial plan (OPEX plan and CAPEX plan, bank loan, M&A transaction)
Step 4: The BoD review and feeback, the departments modify and re-submit. Final, the BoD approve.
Step 5: The company execute and review the final result.
How do you think?. Thank you.
thank you