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Variance analysis involves examining the difference in actual versus expected behaviours for purposes of accounting. This allows one to look at whether or not the business owner has spent more or less money than was originally planned for and can make management decisions that will help them to eliminate any errors if there are any present.
Variations in finance can be caused by a variety of factors, but primarily by changes in market conditions, shallow budget planning or changes in service delivery. As a business, you might be dealing with material, labour and overhead variances in your business. For your business to be free of variance, you must calculate and record each variance and understand the reasons behind each variance.