Chapter 5 Flashcards
Sales =
Variable Costs + Fixed Costs + Net Income
When NI = Zero
then you are at breakeven
Revenues=All Expenses
(both fixed and variable)
Targeted NI
Everything same as BE except NI= zero but some desired amount profit
Profit=
CM-FC
Break Even In Units Sold Formula
Total Fixed Costs/ CM per unit
Breakeven in Sales Formula
Total Fixed Costs/CM Ratio
of Units Sold to Reach Target Net Income Formula
Total Fixed + NI/ CM Per Unit
$ in Sales to Reach Target NI Formula
Total Fixed + NI/ CM Ratio
Variable cost & CM ratios and per units stay
CONSTANT…as volume or (total changes)
Fixed cost ⇒
Total same so per unit and ratio changes inversely
Once break-even is reached
net income increases by amount of the unit contribution margin for each additional unit sold (because no more additional fixed costs are generated)
Sales-VC=
FC+NI
VC +Cm=
Sales
FC+Ni=
CM
What does a high CM ratio mean?
The higher CM ratio means that once the break-even point is reached, profits will increase more rapidly than at present.