When Standards Are Used to Develop a Budget

question 64

Multiple Choice

When standards are used to develop a budget:

• A)past inefficiencies are excluded
• B)benchmarking must also be used
• C)information is available at a low cost
• D)flexible-budget amounts are difficult to determine

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Definitions:

T Account

A graphical representation in accounting that resembles the letter "T", used to track the increases and decreases in accounts, making it easier to understand transactions.

Credit Side

The right side of an accounting ledger where increases in liabilities, equity, and revenue accounts are recorded.

Debit Side

The left side of a ledger account that records increases in assets and expenses or decreases in liabilities and equity.

Journalizing

A process in accounting that involves recording transactions in a journal before they are transferred to a ledger.