The difference between the overhead and budgeted amount. They are multiplied by an overhead rate. It involves the units and the cost per unit to get the budget that is compared to the actual volume changes.
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The difference between the overhead and budgeted amount. They are multiplied by an overhead rate. It involves the units and the cost per unit to get the budget that is compared to the actual volume changes.
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