Exam 2 - Chapter 5 Flashcards
Contribution Margin Formula:
Sales - Variable Costs = CM
Contribution Margin Income Statement Formula:
Sales - Variable Costs = CM - Fixed Costs = Net Income
Define the Breakeven Point:
Net income is equal to zero
Contribution Margin Approach B/E formula:
B/E in units = Fixed Costs / CM per unit
Contribution Margin Approach T/P formula:
T/P = Fixed Costs + Wanted Profit / CM per unit
Contribution Margin Ratio Approach Formula:
CM / Sales
Contribution Margin Ratio Approach B/E Formula:
B/E in Sales $ = Fixed Costs / CM Ratio percentage
Explain how to find the B/E Point and T/P using the Equation Method:
- If trying to find the breakeven point, set the equation to zero
- If trying to find a target profit amount set it equal to the amount of profit
Find Fixed Costs, Total Cost, Profit margin, Loss margin, the B/E Point, and Total Revenue on a Cost-Volume Graph:
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How do you Calculate the Margin of Safety:
Budgeted Sales @ T/P - B/E Point in Sales $ = Margin of Safety in Sales $
How do you Express the Margin of Safety as a Percentage:
Margin of Safety in Sales $ / Budgeted Sales = M/S %
Name 3 of the limitations of CVP:
Have to assume that:
- The price is constant
- Costs are linear
- All variables are within the relevant range
Degree of Operating Leverage Formula:
Total CM / Net Income
How do you Find a Percentage Increase in Net Operating Income, Resulting from an Increase in Unit Sales:
Multiply the Percentage Increase by the Degree of Operating Leverage (5% x 4 = 20%)