2022 CPA BEC Exam-Overhead Variances-By Darius Clark-i75 CPA Review

[@accountingforluxury]

You make the BEC math make a lot more sense than the big test prep company! Thank you!!! This is my last exam and I feel like I’ll pass it go one now!

[@Tamara-ju3lh]

Thank you! This is one of my weakest areas and my exam is in two weeks.

[@hannahkinnard-ms7ik]

For fixed overhead spending variance, you gave the example that it is $.50 budgeted fixed overhead per 3 hours of labor, why did you then multiply .5 X 16,000 hours? Wouldn’t you divide 16,000 hours by 3 hours per unit and then multiply that by .5?

[@kchase219]

i had the same question

[@justingracey5527]

Had the same question too

[@waby7114]

Same here

[@RachelLi-nw9iz]

same here

[@theresahikes1241]

I wish he would reply, but I think he meant $1.50 per 3 hours of labor since that was mentioned elsewhere in the video.

[@Ryan-zk6hk]

This was excellent thank you

[@srujan00]

Are these YT videos the same look/feel as your I75 ones? Could I sample a section free for a few days? Becker isn't helping me. Thanks D.

[@DariusClarki75]

Yes they are.

[@AccountingEducation979]

Thank you