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Calculate all variances and prepare an operating statement for the month ended
June 2015 by using the following table format.
Sales variances |
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Total sales variance |
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Direct material variances |
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Material usage variance: |
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Direct labour variances |
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Labour efficiency variance: |
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Variable |
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Variable overhead rate variance: |
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Variable overhead efficiency variance: |
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Total Variable overhead variance |
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Variable overhead variances |
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Variable overhead efficiency variance: |
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Total Variable overhead variance |
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Direct labour variances |
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Direct material variances |
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