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A aplicabilidade dos princípios do sistema de custeio por actividades numa Instituição de Ensino Superior

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  • Samuel C A Pereira
    (Faculdade de Economia do Porto)

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  • Carlos Manuel Ferreira Lima

    (Fradimalhas – Indústria de Malhas, Lda)

Abstract

Motivado pelas dificuldades do financiamento público das universidades, a contabilidade de gestão, ao ser um efectivo sistema de apuramento de custos (Jarrar, Smith e Dolley, 2007), tem cada vez maior relevância na administração das universidades. Neste livro apresenta-se um modelo de apuramento de custos com influências do ABC, aplicável às universidades portuguesas. Assim, e tendo por base o modo de funcionamento dos diversos serviços de uma instituição (faculdade ou universidade), apresenta-se um modelo de imputação dos custos de cada departamento aos diversos objectos de custo – cursos, projectos de investigação, e serviços. O modelo apresentado, sem ser demasiado complexo, apresenta um grau de elaboração suficiente para possibilitar a produção de informação credível, e ser aplicável no contexto de instituições universitárias.

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  • Carlos Manuel Ferreira Lima, 2011. "A aplicabilidade dos princípios do sistema de custeio por actividades numa Instituição de Ensino Superior," Teses, Monografias e Livros, Open Access International Journals, edition 1, number 004 edited by Samuel C A Pereira, February.
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    Keywords

    activity-based costing; sistemas de custeio; contabilidade de gestão;
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    JEL classification:

    • M41 - Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting; Personnel Economics - - Accounting - - - Accounting

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