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Breakeven analysis examines the relationship between changes in sales volume, revenue, expenses, and profit. It is used for short-term planning and decision making. Key calculations include determining the breakeven point in units or sales to cover fixed costs, and the margin of safety which is the difference between budgeted sales and breakeven sales. The breakeven formula divides fixed costs by the contribution margin per unit to find the breakeven point in units. Breakeven charts can also be used to visualize these relationships.
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- 2. Breakeven Analysis Defined Breakeven analysis examines the short run relationship between changes in volume and changes in total sales revenue, expenses and net profit Also known as C-V-P analysis (Cost Volume Profit Analysis)
- 3. Uses of Breakeven Analysis C-V-P analysis is an important tool in terms of short-term planning and decision making It looks at the relationship between costs, revenue, output levels and profit Short run decisions where C-V-P is used include choice of sales mix, pricing policy etc.
- 4. Decision making and Breakeven Analysis: Examples How many units must be sold to breakeven? How many units must be sold to achieve a target profit? Should a special order be accepted? How will profits be affected if we introduce a new product or service?
- 5. Key Terminology: Breakeven Analysis Break even point-the point at which a company makes neither a profit or a loss. Contribution per unit-the sales price minus the variable cost per unit. It measures the contribution made by each item of output to the fixed costs and profit of the organisation.
- 6. Key Terminology ctd. Margin of safety-a measure in which the budgeted volume of sales is compared with the volume of sales required to break even Marginal Cost – cost of producing one extra unit of output
- 7. Breakeven Formula Fixed Costs *Contribution per unit *Contribution per unit = Selling Price per unit – Variable Cost per unit
- 9. Margin of Safety The difference between budgeted or actual sales and the breakeven point The margin of safety may be expressed in units or revenue terms Shows the amount by which sales can drop before a loss will be incurred
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- 12. Target Profits What if a firm doesn’t just want to breakeven – it requires a target profit Contribution per unit will need to cover profit as well as fixed costs Required profit is treated as an addition to Fixed Costs
- 13. Example 2 Using the following data, calculate the level of sales required to generate a profit of €10,000: Selling Price = €35 Variable Cost = €20 Fixed Costs = €50,000
- 14. Example 2: Solution Contribution = €35 – €20 = €15 Level of sales required to generate profit of €10,000: €50,000 + €10,000 €15 4000 units
- 15. Limitations of B/E analysis Costs are either fixed or variable Fixed and variable costs are clearly discernable over the whole range of output Production = Sales One product/constant sales mix Selling price remains constant Efficiency remains unchanged Volume is the only factor affecting costs