Quantity variance is the difference between the actual quantity of materials used and the standard quantity expected, multiplied by the standard cost. It helps businesses understand efficiency in resource usage. A favourable variance means less material was used than planned; an unfavourable one indicates wastage or inefficiencies.
Quality of earnings refers to how sustainable and reliable a company’s earnings are. High-quality earnings stem from core operations, not…
A qualified retirement plan meets the requirements set by tax authorities (like IRS or HMRC) for favourable tax treatment. Examples…
In accounting and finance, a quota refers to a set sales or production target. It’s commonly used in budgeting, forecasting,…
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