A situation where a favourable variance may result is when actual operating income is less than the budgeted amount b. None of the answers. actual revenues exceed budgeted revenues d. budgeted contribution margin is more than the actual amount e. budgeted or standard costs are less than actual costs

Required information [The following information applies to the questions displayed below.] AirPro Corporation reports the following for this period. Actual total overhead Standard overhead applied Budgeted (flexible) variable overhead rate Budgeted fixed overhead Predicted activity level Actual activity level Answer is complete but not entirely correct. Standard overhead applied Budgeted (flexible) overhead Volume variance Volume Variance ✓ S $ Compute the volume variance and identify it as favorable or unfavorable. $ $ 28,525 $ 31,620 28,525 X 12,600 x (2,400) Unfavorable $ 2.10 per unit $ 12,600 12,600 units 10,200 units

If production is more or less than the standard volume, is it possible that no flexible-budget or production-volume variances would exist? Explain.

At the beginning of the year, you estimated the following - Production - 75,000 units Raw Material - 270,000 pounds at a cost of $1,026,000 Direct Labor - 187,500 hours at a cost of $4,125,000 Variable Overhead - 135,000 machine hours at a cost of $567,000 Fixed Overhead - $900,000 At the end of year, the actual results were as follows - Production - 73,000 units Raw Material - 265,720 pounds purchased and used at a cost of $1,036,308 Direct Labor - 179,580 hours at a cost of $3,968,718 Variable Overhead - 133,590 machine hours at a cost of $558,406.20 Fixed Overhead - $891,000

A company that wants to report both spending and efficiency variances for 1 point overhead must compute budget allowances for both the actual amount of activity that occurred and the standard level of activity allowed for the level of output achieved. True O False