Calculating Standard Cost Variances Step-by-Step with Mike Werner, a Basic Example. Standard Costing

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  • Опубліковано 7 лис 2024

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  • @MikeWMiami
    @MikeWMiami 3 роки тому +3

    Wow! Finally a standard costing presentation I can follow! Step by step and very understandable from intro to closing comments. Thank you!

  • @MUSTAFAMUSTAFACMA
    @MUSTAFAMUSTAFACMA 2 роки тому +2

    Thanks for the refreshment.

    • @accountingstepbystep2229
      @accountingstepbystep2229  2 роки тому +1

      Dear Mustafa, You are most welcome. Thank you for your comment and I hope the video was useful. Have a great week! Please let me know if you view any of my other videos. Please keep in touch! Best regards, Mike

  • @markwarren8319
    @markwarren8319 4 роки тому +3

    Well done and easy to follow and understand. Thanks for the help.

  • @finnburke7189
    @finnburke7189 Рік тому

    Hi Mike, great job with these videos. Can I ask have you uploaded a video that covers; decision making, spefically: distinguishing between relevant and irrelavnt costs in decisions and establishing relevant cash flows for decision making and applying these principles? Thanks in advance

    • @accountingstepbystep2229
      @accountingstepbystep2229  10 місяців тому

      I'm so sorry I did not respond earlier to your comment. I apologized for not seeing it sooner. I have not created a relevant cost video yet but hope to do so soon. In the meantime, I wrote an introduction to management accounting textbook, Management Accounting - A User Perspective and Accounting - A User Perspective and each of these books includes an easy to read and understand presentation on this area. The books are out of print but still available on eBxy and Amaxxone for just a couple of dollars. Also your local library may have introductory management accounting books that would be helpful. Perhaps look for a management accounting text by Ray Garrison (moderately in depth) or Charles Horngren (more in depth), or a great book, easy to understand would be a management accounting book by Paul Kimmel. Any edition of any of these books would be fine. A more advance presentation can be found in any edition of Cost Accounting by Charles Horngren. You can find old editions of any of these books for just a couple of dollars on eBxy or Amaxxone. Thank you again for your comment and very best regards, Mike