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CVP Analysis stand for?

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Cost-Volume- Profit Analysis

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Also commonly referred to as BREAK -EVEN analysis

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Cost-Volume Profit Analysis

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It is a way for companies to determine how changes in cost (both variable and fixed) and volume sales affect a company’s profit

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Cost-Volume Analysis

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Assimptions of CVP analysis

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  • The sales price per unit doesn’t change
  • Variable Costs per unit don’t change
  • Total fixed Cost are constant
  • The company assumes that it has sold all the units it has produced
  • Changes in expenses occur because of changes in activity level
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The main Components of CVP Analysis are:

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  1. Fixed Costs
  2. Variable Costs
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These are the costs that don:t fluctuate with sales or product changes

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Fixed Costs

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Example of Fixed Cost

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Rent
Advertising

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These are the costs that change as the quantity of products changes.

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Variable Costs

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Example of Variable Costs

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Direct Materials
Direct Labor

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This is the difference between total variable costs and a companys total revenue

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Contribution Margin

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This is the contribution margin expressed as a percentage

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Contribution Ratio

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This is the number of products that business sell during a specific period

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Sales volume

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This is the amount a customer pays for the product

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Selling Price

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This is the number of products that business selll during a specific period

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Sales Volume

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This is when the total costs and revenue are equal, meaning the business is neither making a loss nor a profit (Net Income:0)

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Break-Even Point

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This is when the total costs and revenue are equal, meaning the business is neither making a loss nor a profit (Net Income:0)

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Break-Even Point

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This is the amount a customer pays for the product

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Selling Price

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It is quite common for companies to want to estimate how their out income will change with changes in sales behavior

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Changes in Net Income (What- if Analysis)

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Is the difference between yor gross Revenue and your break-even point

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The Margin of Safety

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The product Selling Price less the Variable costs associated with producing that product

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Contributuon Margin

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It follows the order of revenies minus cost of good sold and gives gross margin, while revenues minus expenses lead to net incom

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Regular Income Statement

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Follows similar concept (Regular IT) but uses different format by separating fixed Cost and Variable Cost

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Contribution Margin Income Statement

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What is the formula of Contribution margin

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CM= Selling Price - Variable Cost
CM= Fixed Costs + Net Income

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Formula ( Contribution Margin Ration)

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CM= Contribution Margin/ Total Sales

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Break-Even Point Formula

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Total Contibution Margin= Total Fixed Costs

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BEP in unit Formula

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BEP/unit= Total Fixed Cost/ Contibution Margin/ unit

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BEPin Sales Formula

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BEPin peso= Total Fixed Costs/Contribution Margin Ratio

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Target Sales in unit Formula

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No. of units= (Fixed Cost+ Target Profit)/Contribution Margin/ unit

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Margin of Safety Formula

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Margin of safety= Actual Sales- Break-Even Point in Sales

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This is the Variable Cost expressed in percentage

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Variable Cost Ratio

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Variable Cost Ration Formula

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VCr= Variable Cost/Total Sales

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First Step to take when CVP Analaysis to help make decision

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Identify which costs are Variable and Fixed.

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CVP Analysis belongs to

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  1. Managerial Accounting
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Managerial Accounting Reports are for internal users and bot vound by financial Accounting standards

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TRUE

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Margin where it is safe from loss

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Amount between Break-Even Point and the Actual Sales

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An increase of Contribution Margin is an Increase of Break-Even Point

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TRUE

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Refers to the proportion of the companys total sales for each type of product sold

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Sales Mix

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The intersection of Total cost and total revenue

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BEP

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ASSUMPTIONS OF CVP ANALYSIS

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-The Sales Price per unit doesn’t change
- Variable Costs per unit don’t change
- Total fixed cost are constant
- The company assumes that it has sold all the unit it has produced
- Changes in expenses occur because of changes in activity level