The best way to figure cost, and driver cost is to install a vehicle tracking system. This will give you very accurate reporting on employee use and time. In addition, you can track your vehicles and be notified if they leave a route have been stolen and much more. I recommend the Millennium Plus, it is the latest technology and is very good value offering many useful features.
you have to subtract the cost at the lowest activity from the cost the the highest activity then subtract the lowest activity from the highest activity and divide both answers you got. in that way you find the variable cost.
Asian carp could seriously damage commercial fishing by crowding out other species in the U.S., costing fishermen and companies money.
20 kg @ Rs15 per kg cost Rs300 10 kg @ Rs20 per kg cost Rs200 Total: 30kg costing Rs500 So average cost per kg = Rs500/30kg = Rs16.67
185 watts will use up 185 watt-hours every hour. That is 0.185 kilowatt-hours each hour, costing about £0.03
I understand the question is for API (Active Pharma Ingredients) costing. Ensure correct Bill of Materials with quantities & rates (For Excise Free Zone - add ED / CST + Freight etc./ For Excise Paid Zone - Arrive Net of Mod-vat rate + CST). Multiple the quantities with rates arrive RM Cost & PM Cost. Get the actual yield quantity of batch. Divide the RM & Value by yield quantity. You will get the cost per Kg / Gram. Add conversion & packing charges as actual or as per Drug Price Control Order (DPCO). Add your margin and arrive at the selling price. You may deduct cost of some recyclable excipients.
Identifying the activities and identification of cost drivers
Identifying the activities and identification of cost drivers
False. Activity-based costing is used to allocate indirect cost into direct costs.Regardng direct cost, traditional costing is as appropriate as activity-based costing.
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Activity-based costing is a form of cost refinement, designed to obtain greater accuracy than traditional allocations in cost assignments for product costing and decision-making purposes.
Activity based Costing, Target costing, Just in Time,Total Quality Management,
An activity-based absorption costing system defines the cost by how many activities a product unit uses. A traditional absorption costing system defines the cost by how much money went into making the product unit.
Activity-based costing tries to take the nonuniformity of resource consumption across products into account in the assignment of costs.
Traditional costing system allocates the idle capacity cost to completed units while activity based costing only allocates the cost of capacity which is utilized while remaining capacity is expensed to income statement as period cost.
Activity based costing allocate the overhead expenses based on activities performed and that's why it is an accurate way to allocate overhead expenses while in absorption costing, overheads are allocated based on some ratios or predetermined rate which is not accurate method of allocation of cost.
Costs are assigned to activities from resource cost pools.
Costs are assigned to activities from resource cost pools.