A credit to Finished Goods Inventory, at standard cost.
Question 11. Question: Which of the following factors is not usually important when
deciding whether to investigate a variance? Student Answer: Magnitude of the variance. Trend of the variance over time. Whether the variance is favorable or unfavorable. Cost of investigating the variance. Likelihood that the variance will recur in the future.
Question 12. Question: The difference between total variable overhead cost incurred and
the standard variable overhead cost based on the actual quantity of
the cost driver used to apply variable overhead is the: Student Answer: Total variable overhead variance. Variable overhead spending variance.
A credit to Finished Goods Inventory, at standard cost.
Question 11. Question: Which of the following factors is not usually important when
deciding whether to investigate a variance? Student Answer: Magnitude of the variance. Trend of the variance over time. Whether the variance is favorable or unfavorable. Cost of investigating the variance. Likelihood that the variance will recur in the future.
Question 12. Question: The difference between total variable overhead cost incurred and
the standard variable overhead cost based on the actual quantity of
the cost driver used to apply variable overhead is the: Student Answer: Total variable overhead variance. Variable overhead spending variance.