Tag - Overhead Costs

What are Overhead Costs, or Fixed Costs? They are the costs in your business that do not change directly with a change in your Revenue and/or a change in your Cost of Goods Sold. The cost of Labour, excluding casual, is one of the largest Fixed Cost in most businesses. Are you finding that you lose track of staff costs? Use the Labour Efficiency Ratio as an early warning alert if wages are moving in the wrong direction. Other costs include rent, insurance, interest, administration costs and some elements of the sales process. Use the Overhead Margin Analysis to check on the efficiencies and productivity of the costs. Use 12Faces articles to improve, optimise and monitor these costs.

Overhead Margin Analysis Explained

Overhead Margin relates to Overhead Costs, which are the costs in your business that do not change directly with a change in your Revenue and/or a change in your Cost of Goods Sold (COGS). They include such things as: Rent, insurance. Interest. Salaries of permanent staff. Administration costs in general; telephone, office costs. Some elements of the...

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Benefit from Labour Efficiency Ratio Metric

The cost of labour is one of the largest overhead expenses in most businesses.  Any inefficiency here is an expense that must be recovered from the potential Profit of the organisation.  Labour tends to grow of its own accord and it is very difficult for the business operator to know just how...

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