Controllable costs are expenses that can be directly influenced and managed by a particular level of management. Responsibility is assigned to specific personnel who can influence these costs within an organization.
This technique involves collecting the costs of an organization by function and presenting them to the functional management in operating statements on a regular basis.
Operating statements are financial reports detailing the cash flow of a business or property. These reports are crucial for understanding the financial performance and health of the entity.
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