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Highers Accounting and Finance (Year 2) (Management Accounting for Performance and Decision Making) Quiz on Lecture 7- Transfer pricing, created by George Mariyajohnson on 09/12/2020.

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Lecture 7- Transfer pricing

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Transfer pricing- Amount when one business sells goods or services to another business (effectively selling prices). It is key accounting method that is important for measuring within organisations

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One purpose of transfer pricing system is to provide information that divisional managers to make good . This will occur when that divisional managers take to reported profit of their also improves profit of as whole

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Another purpose of transfer pricing system is to provide information that is for evaluating & performance of

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Third purpose of transfer pricing system is to ensure that is not undermined

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Fourth purpose of transfer pricing system is to intentionally move between divisions or locations for shifting to divisions located in countries

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Minimum transfer price =

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Outlay cost- Costs incurred by unit to & goods or services to be

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Opportunity cost- Profit by unit to & product for transfer

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One transfer pricing method is transfer prices. In determining this, management may choose to use of product or service listed. If there are competitive external for product, then are generally recommended transfer price

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Another transfer pricing method is transfer prices. Two cases for adopting this are: when goods do not have external & when supplying unit has

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Third transfer pricing method is transfer prices. In determining this, of company are free to transfer price between & then to decide whether to & internally or deal with outside parties. Managers price at which transfers will be made

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Fourth transfer pricing method is transfer prices

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Fifth transfer pricing method is transfer prices

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Advantage of using market-based transfer prices is that leads to calculation of ‘’ divisional that can be to benchmarks

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Disadvantage of using market-based transfer prices is that it will not always encourage behaviour

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Advantage of using negotiated transfer prices is that there is full of & divisions

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Disadvantage of using negotiated transfer prices is that there can be & between of divisions involved

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When there is perfectly competitive market for intermediate product correct transfer price is price

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Cost-plus transfer prices will not result in output being

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In decentralised organisation, managers of & usually have considerable over setting & accepting transfer prices. Direct intervention by is usually considered to be inconsistent with of decentralisation

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