Ch 3 Flashcards
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
A Five-Step Decision-Making Process in Planning and Control-Revisited
- Identify the problem/uncertainties.
- Obtain information.
- Make predictions about the future.
- Make decisions by choosing between alternatives using cost-volume-profit (C V P) analysis.
- Implement the decision, evaluate performance, and learn.
Contribution Margin =
(1) Total Revenue – Total Variable Costs
(2) Contribution Margin per Unit x # of Units Sold
Contribution margin % (ratio) =
(1) Contribution Margin/Revenue
(2) Contribution margin per unit/selling price
Contribution Margin per unit=
Selling Price – Variable Cost Per Unit
Operating Income =
Contribution Margin – Fixed Costs
Equation Method:
Revenue – Variable Costs – Fixed Costs = Operating Income
CM (Contribution margin) Method:
[(S P x Q) – (V C x Q)] – F C = O I
Revenue=
Selling Price (S P) * Quantity of Units Sold (Q)
Variable Costs =
Unit Variable Costs (V C) * Quantity Of Units Sold (Q)
Operating Income (O I) =
Contribution Margin – Fixed Costs (F C)
Operating income=
Revenue- Variable cost- Fixed cost
BEP (break even point) is
that quantity of output sold at which total revenue equals total cost. Q so that OI= 0
Breakeven revenues =
F C / C M%
Breakeven units =
FC / C M per unit
After-tax profit (Net Income) =
Operating Income * (1 – Tax Rate)