One element of a contribution income statement that differs from a functional income statement is:
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Direct materials are split between variable and fixed costs |
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b. |
Overhead is defined as both fixed and variable |
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Per unit sales commissions are always considered fixed |
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No difference. These are different terms for the same thing |
Correct option | ||||||
b. | Overhead is defined as both fixed and variable | |||||
In contribution income statement the expenses are | ||||||
divided as variable and fixed expenses and | ||||||
presented as | ||||||
Sales | ||||||
Less: Variable expenses | ||||||
Contributina mArgin | ||||||
Less: Fixed expenses | ||||||
Net operating Income | ||||||
Hence the overhead cost is divided into two parts | ||||||
fixed and variable | ||||||
While in functional income statement overhead | ||||||
is a part of Cost of good sold and both fixed and | ||||||
variable are included in it | ||||||
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