(a) (1)
Variances: The variances are used to calculate the find the variation in actual cost by comparing it to the standard cost. Variances normally find the difference in between cost that is actually incurred and cost which was estimated by the business
Overhead Controllable Variance: Overhead controllable variance is determined by subtracting budgeted overhead to be incurred in standard hours from actual overhead incurred in the standard hours
Overhead Volume Variance: Overhead volume variance is the determined by multiplying the difference of normal capacity and standard hours with the fixed overhead rate.
To determine: The actual overhead cost.
(a) (2)
Actual variable overhead cost.
(a) (3)
Variable overhead cost applied.
(a) (4)
Fixed overhead cost applied.
(a) (5)
Overhead volume variance.
(b)
The number of loan processed.
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