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The target costing process has two stages: establishing the target cost during product planning and concept development, and achieving the target cost during design and later stages through value engineering and continuous improvement. To establish the target cost, companies determine the product and target market, introduce a concept or prototype, set a selling price acceptable to customers that can withstand competition, and determine the required profit based on return on sales and industry averages. The target cost is then calculated as the selling price minus the desired total profit over the product life cycle.
The target costing process has two stages: establishing the target cost during product planning and concept development, and achieving the target cost during design and later stages through value engineering and continuous improvement. To establish the target cost, companies determine the product and target market, introduce a concept or prototype, set a selling price acceptable to customers that can withstand competition, and determine the required profit based on return on sales and industry averages. The target cost is then calculated as the selling price minus the desired total profit over the product life cycle.
The target costing process has two stages: establishing the target cost during product planning and concept development, and achieving the target cost during design and later stages through value engineering and continuous improvement. To establish the target cost, companies determine the product and target market, introduce a concept or prototype, set a selling price acceptable to customers that can withstand competition, and determine the required profit based on return on sales and industry averages. The target cost is then calculated as the selling price minus the desired total profit over the product life cycle.