High Low Method - Elements of Costing explained with three examples - AAT - ACCA - CIMA

In today's video I have created three examples of the high low method costing technique.
The high-low method is an accounting technique which is used to separate out fixed and variable costs in a limited set of data. The formula involves taking the highest level of activity and the lowest level of activity and comparing the total costs at each level.
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[@divineriffs]

Very useful! Thank you Miss Finance 🙂

[@RebeccasFinanceTutorials]

Thank you divineriffs I am glad it helped

[@s74b]

amazing video!

[@RebeccasFinanceTutorials]

Thank you s74b

[@cerimorris4238]

Thank you so much !!!

[@RebeccasFinanceTutorials]

You are very welcome

[@chanelsharlene401]

Thank you 😊 this really helped

[@RebeccasFinanceTutorials]

You're welcome hun :)

[@nailsgreeninc]

Thank you your a star 😁

[@victoriamusheko5778]

Is there a vedio on manufacturing overheads

[@RebeccasFinanceTutorials]

Hi Victoria I don't have a video specific for this just yet but I can certainly add it to the list :)