Budgeting part 4 – Cash Budgets – ACCA Management Accounting (MA)
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Hi sir, the volume variance is the different between the flexed and actual right?
But in Kaplan Exam kit it mentions that the difference between fixed budget and the flexible budget is the variance… Can I get a valid answer on this as am confused on variance
I am sorry sir, Now i got to know about the expenditure variance and the volume variance, MY bad
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Hello sirJohn.
For this question is it possible to start with the schedule of cash collection from debtors and schedule of cash payment to suppliers before the preparation of cash budget…Courage from Zambia ??
WHERE IS THE SOLUTION OF EXAMPLE 2
That Example was covered in the previous lecture “Budgeting Part 3”
The best lecture ever. Everything is well explained.
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Completely agree, kudos to John.
Amazingly explained ! This entire chapter is of your best presentations ever.
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thank you i completed budegting
for dec 2019
Good day, Is this a topic for Section B of the exam?
Yes – it can be in either section.