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Monday, 21 December 2015

Fixed Overhead Capacity Variance Formula

Fixed Overhead Capacity Variance Formula

Fixed overhead Capacity variance is the difference between budgeted hours and actual hour worked and such difference is measured at standard hours.

Fixed overhead capacity = standard rate x (budgeted hours x actual Hours)

Example
Budgeted Unit Produced = 1400
Actual production= 1200
Budgeted hour per unit = 6
Actual hours taken = 7000
Standard absorption rate= 10
Calculated fixed capacity variance?

Solution

Budgeted hours = 1400 x 6= 8400
Fixed overhead capacity = standard rate x (budgeted hours x actual Hours)
= $ 10 x (8400-7000)
= $ 10 – 1400
= 14000 (Adverse)

Actual hour are lower than budgeted hours.







Fixed overhead volume Variance Formula

Fixed overhead volume Variance Formula

Fixed overhead volume variance is calculated by the following formula. Variable overheads volume variance may be favorable or adverse.

Standard Rate x (Budgeted Production – Actual Production)

Example
Actual Production = 1200
Budgeted Production = 800
Standard absorption Rate= $ 6

Solution

Standard Rate x (Budgeted Production – Actual Production)
= $ 6 x (1200-800)
= $6 x 400
=2400 Favorable

Variance is favorable because actual production is more than budgeted.


Fixed overhead volume Variance Formula

Fixed overhead volume Variance Formula

Fixed overhead volume variance is calculated by the following formula. Variable overheads volume variance may be favorable or adverse.

Standard Rate x (Budgeted Production – Actual Production)

Example
Actual Production = 1200
Budgeted Production = 800
Standard absorption Rate= $ 6

Solution

Standard Rate x (Budgeted Production – Actual Production)

= $ 6 x (1200-800)
= $6 x 400
=2400 Favorable

Variance is favorable because actual production is more than budgeted.


Fixed Overhead Efficiency Variance Formula

Fixed Overhead Efficiency Variance Formula


Fixed overheads efficiency Variance is difference between standard hr and actual hour taken by the production and such difference is measured at standard rate.

Fixed overhead efficiency variance = Standard rate (Standard hour – Actual Hrs)

Example
Unit produced = 5000
Standard hrs = 5 Hr per unit
Actual Hours = 24,000
Standard Rate = $ 6

Solution
Standard Hours = Production x standard hours =

5000 units x 5 hr= 25,000 hrs

Fixed overhead efficiency variance = Standard rate (Standard hour – Actual Hrs) 
= $ 6 x (25,000-24,000)
= $ 6 x 1000
= $ 6000


Fixed Overhead Expenditure Formula

Fixed Overhead Expenditure Formula

Fixed overhead expenditure is difference between budgeted fixed overhead expenditure and actual fixed overhead expenditure. This variance can be expressed as under

Fixed overhead Expenditure = Budgeted FOH – Actual FOH

Example
Budgeted Expenditure = 40,000
Actual Expenditure = 45,000

Solution
Fixed overhead Expenditure = Budgeted FOH – Actual FOH
=40,000-45000

=5000

Fixed Overheads Total Variance Formula

Fixed Overheads Total Variance Formula

Fixed overhead Total variance is difference between Fixed overhead incurred and Fixed overhead observed. Fixed overhead total variance may be favorable or adverse.

Fixed Overhead Total Variance =FOH Absorbed – FOH incurred

Example

Unit Produced= 10,000
Absorption Rate = $ 4 per unit
Actual Fixed overheads = 50,000

Solution

Absorbed = unit produced x Rate
 = 10,000 x $ 4
= $ 40,000

Fixed Overhead Total Variance = Fixed overhead incurred – FOH Absorbed

= 50,000-40,000
=10,000 (Fixed overhead total variance)

 Fixed overhead variance amounting 10,000/- is favorable.







Variable Overhead Expenditure Variance Formula

Variable Overhead Expenditure Variance Formula

Variable overhead Expenditure variance can be calculated by the following simple formula. Variable overhead expenditure variance can be favorable or adverse.

Actual Variable Overhead – (Actual Hr x Standard Rate per Hr)

Example
Actual Expenditure 100,000
Actual Hr 25,000
Standard Rate $ 5

Solution
Actual Variable Overhead – (Actual Hr x Standard Rate per Hr)
= 100,000 – (25,000 x 5)
= 100,000- 125,000

=-25,000


Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance Formula

Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance Formula

Variable overheads efficiency variance can be calculated by the following formula. Variable overhead efficiency variance may be favorable or adverse.

Variable overhead efficiency = Standard Rate x (Standard Hr-Actual Hr)

Example
Standard rate = $ 10
Standard Hr = 8 Hr per unit
Unit produced= 10,000
Actual Hr = 70,000

Solution
Standard hour = units produced x Hr taken per unit
= 10,000 x 8
=80,000 Hr

Variable overhead efficiency = Standard Rate x (Standard Hr-Actual Hr)
= 10 x (70,000-80,000)
= 10 x -10,000

=-100,000 (adverse Variable overhead efficiency variance).