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This paper discusses flexible budgets, explaining the relationship between fixed and variable costs. It compares static and flexible budgets and how flexible budgets can be used in cost-volume-profit analysis. It is for the ACC 543 module.
What's inside
- Relationship between fixed and variable costs
- Differences between static and flexible budgets
- Flexible budgets in cost-volume-profit analysis
- Examples of fixed and variable costs
- Benefits of flexible budgets
Who it is for: Students taking the ACC 543 module. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Flexible budgets are a topic in accounting. Students learn what flexible budgets are, and how they differ from static budgets. They also learn about the relationship between fixed and variable costs in flexible budgets.
Flexible budgets explained
Flexible budgets are plans that businesses use to ensure they have enough money for current and future projects. They help to coordinate and implement plans. They are also a way to discipline management planning.
Fixed and variable costs
Fixed costs are costs that do not change with the level of production. Variable costs change with the level of production. Businesses can control variable costs. This allows them to trend effectively and anticipate their future needs.
Static and flexible budgets
Static budgets show results for only one level of activity. Flexible budgets can help a company look at multiple activity levels. Flexible budgets are more effective for cost control.
Cost-volume-profit analysis
Flexible budgets show sales, fixed costs, and variable costs for different levels of production. Fixed costs per unit change with the level of production. Variable costs change in total, but not per unit.
Key terms
- Budget
- A plan used by businesses to ensure enough money is available for current and future commitments and projects.
- Fixed costs
- Costs that do not change with the level of production.
- Variable costs
- Costs that change with the level of production.
- Static budgets
- Budgets that show results for only one level of activity.
- Flexible budgets
- Budgets that can help a company look at multiple activity levels.
- Cost-volume-profit analysis
- An analysis that shows sales, fixed costs, and variable costs for different levels of production.
Questions this document helps with
- What are flexible budgets?
- How do fixed and variable costs work in flexible budgets?
- How do flexible budgets help with cost control?
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