Costing philosophy and pricing in a professional study

Authors

  • Alfredo Kaplan Estudio Kaplan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.rc.325306

Keywords:

direct and indirect costs (fixed and variable), limiting factors (titular of study and/or partners hours), income-generating departments and services departments, operating margin of each client, setting of fees policy

Abstract

What is the cost of client X or Y? This was the question set out. Many times, beyond working hours of different employees in attending the client, the question is: How to mesure who requires more personalized attention, relating to those who are not asking for it, with frequent inquiry? How to do the same with professional fees? On the other hand, the attention dispensed to the client, whose owns the professional study, takes to a factor of the restrictions theory beyond the assigned value to the working hour. Prices are fixed by the cost market, and cost management is a piece of information for assessing each product, service or client profitability. The objective is to measure profitability by client and/or sector or study activity, on the basis of profitability of study as a whole. Creating “new products” is very important to improve profitability of the study and provide a better service.

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Author Biography

Alfredo Kaplan, Estudio Kaplan

Director Estudio Kaplan - Uruguay.

References

Kaplan, A. (2003). Trabajo de MOEP y PEEP presentado en IIC Pta. del Este.

Kaplan, A. (2014). Trabajo Gestión de Costos y Precios en un estudio contable- VII de Congreso de Costos (AURCO). Montevideo, Uruguay

Yardin, A. (2013). Costos y Gestión:una mirada panorámica sobre el tema en Latinoamérica y España. Bs. As. Argentina: Editorial Osmar D. Buyatti.

Vázquez, J. C. (1992). Costos. Bs. As. Argentina: Editorial Aguilar.

Published

2016-08-31

How to Cite

Kaplan, A. (2016). Costing philosophy and pricing in a professional study. Contaduría Universidad De Antioquia, (67), 45–54. https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.rc.325306

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