Use
You plan activity-dependent primary costs as follows on a cost center(s)/cost center group:
This means that you can plan a fixed amount and a variable amount for your primary costs. Variable costs are the costs incurred in producing a given activity, proportional to the quantity of activity produced. You can calculate target costs based on the costs split and the operating rate (actual activity quantity related to the plan activity quantity). Target costs for costs planned by value are comprised of:
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You plan salaries on a production cost center based on the manufacture of the finished product X. The planned activity type is Production hours FST. Your activity-dependent primary cost planning, for example, using planner profile SAP101 and standard planning layout 1 - 101) contains the following values:
Activity Type FST: 1000 hrs
Cost element |
Total costs |
Fixed costs |
430000 |
$600,000 |
$200,000 |
To produce 1000 hours of activity type FST, costs of $400,000 are required. This amount represents the variable costs. The portion of fixed costs, $200,000, is incurred irrespective of the activity quantity.
For activity-dependent costs, which are planned based on quantity, the following formulas apply:
Variable target quantity = Variable plan quantity X Operating rate
Fixed target costs = Fixed target quantity X Fixed price
+ Variable target quantity X Fixed price
+ Fixed target quantity X Variable price
Variable target costs = Variable target quantity X Variable price
See also
Target Cost Calculation.See also:
Executing Activity-Dependent Primary Cost Planning