The fixed overhead spending variance
A) is usually not significant.
B) is made up of many individual items.
C) is the difference between actual costs and budgeted costs.
D) merits investigation only if the variance is material.
E) All of these.

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The fixed overhead spending variance is significant because it encompasses the difference between actual and budgeted costs, is composed of many individual items, and merits investigation when the variance is material, making all the provided options correct.

The Fixed Overhead Spending Variance