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By cost minimizing one understands a saving of costs. A goal of this measure is the increase of the economy of an enterprise with consideration of the minimum principle. Central question of the cost minimizing is:

  • Where result which costs in which

An instrument around this question to answer represents the cost calculation.

Comparisons:

  • Cost centre accounting (where are which costs
  • Cost objective accounting (which product caused the
  • Cost category calculation (which costs became by procurement, production, storage, paragraph and administration

The first range of the costing and performance calculation (KLR) is the cost category calculation. The cost category calculation seizes and arranges Kosten.Der second range is the cost centre accounting. In this calculation the costs are distributed on the instrument ranges (cost centres). Within the last range, in which cost objective accounting, the costs become distributed on the achievements (products).

Differences between KLR and financial accounting:

  • The financial accounting determines the total result of the enterprise. But this is a disadvantage, because nothing is stated over the economy of the enterprise, individual subranges and individual products.
  • The KLR determines which achievements the enterprise provided and which costs this achievement production caused, where the costs arose and which achievements to be added are.
  • In the financial accounting all expenditures and yields are seized for the determination of the enterprise result in the GuV calculation (profit and loss).
  • In the KLR can statements about the economy of the enterprise be made.

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