Management Accounting year 1 Job Costing?
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The total expenses (not cogs) is 50,000\n60% of that is 30,000\n\nBeen thinking about it.  If you said Overhead is 60% of direct labor cost, and the overhead expenses are indirect wages and sundry factory overhead. Then (2,000 + 7,000) = 60% of X where X is dlc.  \nSimple algebra will show that DLC is 15,000
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try this site for help in accounting...\n\n\nhttp:/www.futureaccountant.com/
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Something to do with COSTING. Try this,
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A single student should allow not less than 9000 pounds for each academic year (i.e. 9 months), or 12000 pounds for each calender yr. Also allow a further 800 pounds for additional expenses such as thesis presentation, books, travel etc.\n\nAccomodation costs about 125 pounds per week in the London area. It may be cheaper in smaller towns.\n\nIf you are coming to the UK directly from overseas, make special allowance for immediate costs on arrival which may be up to 500 pounds or more. This will cater for warm clothing (if you are coming from a hot climate), books and stationery and travel costs.
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most places have a small guarantee (maybe 30,000 / year)  If that is all you're making you'll probably get fired.  If you work hard I'd estimate 50-60K your first year.
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I just found a list exactly for that. English student's average £15,635. The rest of the list for all degrees is here: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3561-2470001,00.html
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This gives a guideline on the salary ranges:\n\nhttp://www.hays.com/library/pdf/accountancy/practice-aug-2006.pdf
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Accountant will charge based on the amount of work they have to do, but any good accountant should save you more money than they charge. You will certainly need one as you may be charged an amount which the tax office 'assumes' you would have made, this is usually well above what you actually make. Get one sorted.. NOW.
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Well simply answering these things::\nHome::\na. Monthly/daily budget calculations b. Utility Bills c. Home loans, mutual funds investment for future.\n\nOffice::\na. Staff salaries b. Daily reports c. Bank transactions\n\nSchool::\na. Students Bio data b. Monthly Study tution fees/charges c. Terminal/Annual Tests/Exams Records\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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You need to first figure out what your costs will be. Your costs are usually:\n\nLabor costs for the teacher (how much does it cost in labor time to prepare the class, teach the class, and do anything outside of class that is required (grade papers, etc.)\n\nMaterials cost: How much will materials cost to deliver the class. Include handouts, flipcharts, videos, etc.\n\nVenue costs: How much will it cost to have the use of a training room? Include refreshments and food in this cost.\n\nMarketing costs: Include how much it costs to advertise the class if you are responsible for this (postage, brochures, printing, etc.)\n\nProfit margin: Give yourself a profit for your work.\n\nThe number of participants plays a role in terms of cost; usually the more participants you have the lower the overall per person cost is.\n\nAdd it all up, see how much your cost is, then see how many participants you'll need to make the kind of money you want to make from the training.
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Business Math, Business Management, Accounting
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if your in america try http://www.netmba.com/accounting/\n\nif your in the uk try http://www.accountingforeveryone.com/index.php/home
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I used to pay between 400 - 600 pounds but its worth shopping about and if you keep any computerised accounts such as quickbooks or sage then it often help the accountant to finalise the books. If you do this you can ask for a reduced amount as your saving them a lot of time. hope this helps
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You can obviously use the internet, so here's a link to the Institute of Management Accountants, sorry it's not a pdf file.\n\nhttp://www.imanet.org/ima/sec.asp?TRACKID=&CID=5&DID=5
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I went directly through the building society, and the fee was £400. My solicitors fee is also around £400, but that doesn't include any of the searches (which whacks it all up to £1000ish).\n\nI think the £2500 sounds a bit steep, when we had a look through independent advisers I think the fees were more like £1000.
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usually catalogues give you a 52 week account. So it would work out around £50 a month to clear it!
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Following is basic cost planing for a proffessional Software Costing:(you can remove some if the same does not apply to your project since you have not mentioned abt the project completely)\n\nA. Duration Planned to complete the Project 7 Project Outline (not more than 1 page)\nB. Plan out the Project (SRS Building timeline, development time line to prepare the beta version, Debugging & Final version timelines)\nC. Manpower required :\n     1. for technical documentation (SRS Etc)\n     2. Coding experts\n     3. Database planning team\n     4. Team leaders\n     5. Project head\n     6. Misc Manpower\nD. Find out the cost of \n    1. total Salary for above manpower\n    2. Electricity & Infrastructure Cost (PCs/Servers/Software licences / Space / internet etc)\n    3. Administration Expenses\n    4. Marketing Overhead\n    5.  Misc expenses like refreshment/travel etc\n    6.  After Development of software, what service is required\n        a. Manpower Cost of the tenure\n        b. Travel etc cost\n    7.  unplanned expenses (usually keep 25% planning)\n\nNow divide this amount with thotal developers hours. this will give you the Project cosyting Per Manhour (if needed)\n\nAdd up necessay margines and the final costing is ready.\n\nIf you feel anything is omitted, intimate to improvise myself also.