Subdividing Variances & this years Examiner (for PEV & PCR)
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Hi,
Does anyone have any notes on subdividing variances? I have just about got my head around the variance formulas but there's not many tasks/past papers to practice the subdividing.
Also does anyone know if the person writing December 2006 PCR & PEV exams is the same as the June 2006 and December 2005 exams?
Thanks
Does anyone have any notes on subdividing variances? I have just about got my head around the variance formulas but there's not many tasks/past papers to practice the subdividing.
Also does anyone know if the person writing December 2006 PCR & PEV exams is the same as the June 2006 and December 2005 exams?
Thanks
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Re:Subdividing Variances & this years Examiner (for PEV & PCR)
To calculate your inflaction price you will be give some kind of index number or additional information
i.e:- (based on additional information)
Labour Efficiency subdivision
actual hours were 36,800 for 20,000 units of output costing 184,000, standard hourly output was 2hrs @ £4.85.
Once trained efficiency will be improved by 15%.
Calculations:
Labour Efficiency Variance = £15,520 (F)
(40,000(2x20,000)-36,800)) x 4.85 = 5520
Variance due to untrained workers = £26,772 (A)
36,800hrs x 15% = 5,520hrs
36,800hrs - 5,520hrs = 31,280hrs
(36,800hrs - 31,280hrs) x 4.85 = 26772
Variance due to other reasons = £42,292 (F)
Regards
Dean
p.s if you have time and want to prove the variance due to other reason you can do so like this:-
budgeted hours = 40,000hrs
revised standard = 31,280hrs
(31,280 - 40,000) x £4.85 = 42292F
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Re:Subdividing Variances & this years Examiner (for PEV & PCR)
i.e:- (based on index numbers)
Material Price subdivision
actual litres used were 36,000 @ £1.20 per litre the standard being £1.50
The standard was based on a price indexation of 15 but when the actual production took place it was 20.
Calcualtions:
Material Price Variance = £10,800 (F)
(1.50-1.20) x 36,000 = 10800
Variance due to indexation = £3,600 (A)
1.20 x (20/15) = 1.60
1.50 - 1.60 = 0.10
0.10 x 36,000 = 3600
Variance due to other reasons = £14,400 (F)
Regards
Dean
p.s if you have time and want to prove the variance due to other reason you can do so like this:-
actual price 1.20
revised standard 1.60
(1.60-1.20) x 36,000 = 14400(F)0 -
Re:Subdividing Variances & this years Examiner (for PEV & PCR)
Thanks Dean - enjoyed those :idea:
Helen
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Re:Subdividing Variances & this years Examiner (for PEV & PCR)
Yes, thank you Dean. That was a great reply, sounds like you know what your talking about
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