Skip to content
Financial management

Manage Your Business Efficiently

  • About Dmytro Dodenko
  • Articles & Notes
  • Contacts
  • English
    • Українська
    • Русский
    • English
  • facebook.com
  • LinkedIn

Working Capital Management

Costing Traps (Part 1)

Costing Traps (Part 1)

Stop using accounting cost for business decisions. Learn how to identify Relevant Costs, ignore Sunk Costs, and avoid the "Death Spiral" in pricing and make-or-buy scenarios.
Read More
03.01.2018Tags: Business Management, Financial analysis, Managerial Accounting, Variable Costing, Пастки собівартості
When Accounting Deceives: How Absorption Costing Distorts Profit

When Accounting Deceives: How Absorption Costing Distorts Profit

Why did profit go up while sales stayed flat? A detailed case study comparing Absorption Costing vs. Variable Costing. Learn how inventory build-up creates "phantom profit".
Read More
04.12.2017Tags: Absorption Costing, Business Management, Financial analysis, Financial Planning, Managerial Accounting, Variable Costing, Пастки собівартості
Search
Navigation menu
  • Featured
  • Business Strategy & Development
  • Corporate Finance & Capital Structure
  • Data Analysis
  • Financial Analysis & Planning
  • Financial Reporting
  • International Financial Management
  • Investments
  • Risk Management
  • Theory of Constraints
  • Working Capital Management
  • Archives
Tags
Absorption Costing (1) Business Management (6) Capital Budgeting (1) Cash Management (1) Corporate Culture (3) Corporate Finance (1) Critical Thinking (2) Discounted Cash Flow (1) Financial analysis (5) Financial Planning (2) Internal Rate of Return (1) Investment Analysis (2) Investment Appraisal (1) Leadership (1) Management (2) Managerial Accounting (3) MIRR (1) Net Present Value (1) NPV vs IRR (1) Project Management (2) Reinvestment Rate (1) Strategic Planning (2) Strategic Thinking (1) Variable Costing (3) Пастки собівартості (3)
Copyright 2008-2025 — Dmytro Dodenko. All rights reserved.
Scroll to Top

Contents

×
  • Reporting requirements
  • The Nature of Production Costs
  • The Source of Distortion
    • Report Using Absorption Costing (Full Cost Allocation)
    • Report Using Variable Costing
  • Analysis
  • Conclusion
    • Advantages of Variable Costing
    • Arguments in Favor of Absorption Costing
→ ☰