COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS FOR THE PRACTICAL PRACTICE OF COST CALCULATION

Veronika Fenyves (), Tibor Tarnoczi (), Zoltan Bacs () and Diana Kovacs ()
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Veronika Fenyves: University of Debrecen,
Tibor Tarnoczi: University of Debrecen,
Zoltan Bacs: University of Debrecen,
Diana Kovacs: University of Debrecen,

Annals of Faculty of Economics, 2015, vol. 1, issue 1, 976-981

Abstract: Basic topic of our treatise is to introduce the system of cost calculation. Our reason for choice of this topic is that, in the economic environment of today, it is very important for a production company to have the most possible accurate knowledge about costs of the activity. This informational demand emerges in case of more and more managing entities since the cost cutback is often the only tool for retaining the competitiveness – of course, within certain frameworks. There is a frequent question among the corporate owners and management: “How could our costs be cut – even if only to a small extent?” One of the devices is the moderation of the activity costs, in order to do this it is essential to know how much the production of the unit of product costs for the company, that is to say, how many its first cost is. Our goal is to aim the attention at values and importance of the management information system as well as information obtained during determination of the cost, the differences in results of the individual cost calculation methods and the reasons of differences. In addition, our intention was to know and acquaint a complex cost calculation procedure in depth during which we endeavoured to form a system theory of a kind.

Keywords: cost calculation; costing using equivalent units; activity-based calculation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: M42 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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