IMPROVING MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND COST CALCULATION IN DAIRY INDUSTRY USING STANDARD COST METHOD
Bogdanoiu Cristiana-Luminita
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Bogdanoiu Cristiana-Luminita: Spiru Haret University, Faculty of Financial Accounting Management Craiova and University of Craiova
Annals - Economy Series, 2013, vol. 2, 109-114
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This paper aims to discuss issues related to the improvement of management accounting in the dairy industry by implementing standard cost method. The methods used today do not provide informational satisfaction to managers in order to conduct effectively production activities, which is why we attempted the standard cost method, it responding to the managers needs to obtain the efficiency of production, and all economic entities. The method allows an operative control of how they consume manpower and material resources by pursuing distinct, permanent and complete deviations during the activity and not at the end of the reporting period. Successful implementation of the standard method depends on the accuracy by which standards are developed and promotes consistently anticipated calculation of production costs as well as determination, tracking and controlling deviations from them, leads to increased practical value of accounting information and business improvement.
Keywords: standard cost method; calculation; deviations; effective costs; standard costs. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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