Use the partial income statement below to answer the following group of questions
Revenue from Sales Sales Discounts Net Sales Advertising Cost of Goods Sold Sales Commissions Other Expenses Total Expenses Net Income Actual $65000−500060000400025000600040003900021000 Budget $55000−200053000100028000300040003600017000 Difference 18%150%13%300%−11%100%0%8%24%
-The percentages in the difference section of the statement show that -
Interpret the impact of actual activity levels on budgeted outcomes, including direct materials, direct labor, and overhead expenses.
Evaluate budget performance by comparing actual results with budgeted figures to determine variances.
Understand the role of variance analysis in managing and controlling organizational performance.
Demonstrate knowledge of how budgeting impacts financial planning and decision-making in both manufacturing and service sectors.
Selling Price
The amount charged to customers for goods or services, determining the revenue generated from sales.
Sales Volume
The number of units of a product sold in a particular period, indicative of the level of demand and operational success.
Net Operating Income
A company's income after operating expenses are subtracted but before deducting taxes and interest charges.
Selling Price
The sum charged to consumers for a product or service.