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CMA Part 1: Financial Planning and Analytics

Budgeting, cost management, and performance measurement concepts tested on CMA Part 1.

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40 basic cards for CMA Accounting. Set 1 of 2 in CMA. It opens with "What is a master budget?" and "Static budget vs flexible budget". Study it alongside the other CMA sets below.

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What is a master budget?
Show answerComprehensive plan of expected revenues, costs, and profit for the organization
Static budget vs flexible budget
Show answerStatic: fixed for one activity level. Flexible: adjusts to actual activity level
What is zero-based budgeting?
Show answerBuilding budget from scratch with every expense justified, rather than adjusting prior year
What is a rolling forecast?
Show answerContinuously updates by dropping oldest period and adding newest period to maintain same time horizon
What is incremental budgeting?
Show answerAdjusting prior year budget by a percentage or amount
What is a budget variance?
Show answerDifference between budgeted amount and actual amount
What does a favorable variance indicate?
Show answerActual result was better than budgeted (higher revenue or lower cost)
What is a volume variance?
Show answerPortion of budget variance due to difference in activity level
What is an efficiency variance?
Show answerPortion of cost variance due to actual vs standard quantity or efficiency used
What is a rate variance?
Show answerPortion of cost variance due to actual vs standard price per unit
How is direct material quantity variance calculated?
Show answer(Actual quantity - Standard quantity) times Standard price
How is direct labor rate variance calculated?
Show answer(Actual rate - Standard rate) times Actual hours
How is direct labor efficiency variance calculated?
Show answer(Actual hours - Standard hours) times Standard rate
What is a standard cost?
Show answerPredetermined cost for production based on expected efficiency and prices
What is a cost driver?
Show answerFactor that causes costs to increase or decrease, such as machine hours or labor hours

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