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1 AMIS 310 Foundations of Accounting
Chapter 12 Module 5 CHAPTER 1 MODULE 1 AMIS 310 Foundations of Accounting Professor Marc Smith

2 Chapter 12 Module 5: Example #3
a. Contribution margin per unit = = $5.20 ● This means that for every unit sold, $5.20 of the selling price is available to pay fixed costs and contribute toward a profit b. Contribution margin ratio = ÷ = % ● This means that for every unit sold, 20.8% of the

3 Chapter 12 Module 5: C-V-P Analysis
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis is a way of determining how revenues, costs, and profits behave (change) as the volume of activity changes Typical starting point in a CVP analysis: find the break-even point

4 Chapter 12 Module 5: Break-Even Point
The break-even point is the point where: ● no profit is earned (or loss incurred) ● Sales = Variable Costs + Fixed Costs QUESTION: Why would a company be interested in the break-even point?

5 Chapter 12 Module 5: Break-Even Point
ANSWER: It aids in decision-making by giving managers a minimum target revenue as well as providing some insight as to the viability of offering a new product or entering a new market The break-even point (in units) represents the number of units that must be sold to ‘break-even’

6 Chapter 12 Module 5: Break-Even Point (units)
Sales revenues – Variable costs – Fixed costs = Net income NOTES: 1. Sales revenues = selling price per unit x number of units 2. Variable costs = variable cost per unit x number of units 3. At the break-even point, net income = 0

7 Chapter 12 Module 5: Example #3
c Break Even in Units 0 = ($25 x Units) – ($19.80 x Units) – $468,000 0 = ($5.20 x Units) – $468,000 ($5.20 x Units) = $468,000 Units = 90,000 Proof Sales (90,000 $25) $2,250,000 Less: Variable costs 1,782,000 Contribution margin $468,000 Less: Fixed costs ,000 Net income $

8 Contribution margin per unit
Chapter 12 Module 5: Example #3 Alternative formula to calculate the break-even point in units: Contribution margin per unit Number of units = Total Fixed costs $468, ÷ $ = ,000 units

9 Chapter 12 Module 5: Break-Even Point
QUESTION: If the company sells 90,001 units, will it earn a profit or incur a loss and how much? ANSWER: It will earn a profit $  CM per unit

10 Chapter 12 Module 5: Break-Even Point
QUESTION: If the company sells 89,998 units, will it earn a profit or incur a loss and how much? ANSWER: It will incur a loss $  (CM per unit x 2)


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