Topic 22: CVP Analysis Flashcards

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What is the Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) analysis?

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It is an analytical technique used by managerial accountants to address how sales, cost, and profit are affected by changes in the dynamic business world.

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What are Fixed Costs?

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Costs that remain constant over a specific range of activity level (* the relevant range)

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What are Variable Costs?

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Costs that vary with changes in activity level.
eg. All direct costs ( DM and DL)

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What are Semi-variable/mixed costs?

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It contains both fixed and variable components. Costs that vary with changes in activity but are also incurred at zero activity level.

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What is Break-Even (BE) analysis?

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-The BE point refers to the activity level/sales level at which total revenue = total cost.
-It is important to management for decision making because it represents the minimum acceptable level of operations.
-Profitable operations can only result when the level of activity exceeds the break-even point

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What is Relevant Range?

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It is the number of units or hours of production where a firm would normally operate and where fixed costs remain fixed and variable costs varying at a constant rate.
Within this range, items of costs follow a predictable pattern of cost behaviour which can be divided into fixed, variable, and semi-variable components.

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What is the Profit Equation?

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Sales = Total cost (Variable Costs + Fixed Costs)

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What is the equation for Contribution Margin?

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Contribution margin = Sales - Variable Costs

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What is Contribution Margin?

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It refers to the excess of sales over variable cost

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What is the formula for Unit Contribution Margin?

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Unit Contribution Margin = Unit Selling price - Unit Variable cost

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What is Unit Contribution Margin?

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The unit CM refers to the amount that each unit sold contributes to cover the fixed costs and to provide for a profit

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What is the formula for number of units sold?

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No. of units sold = Fixed costs/Unit Contribution margin

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What is the Contribution Margin(CM) ratio?

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CM Ratio = CM/Sales revenue

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What is the Break-Even (sales dollar) formula?

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BE sales dollar = Fixed costs/CM Ratio

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What does the CVP graph illustrate?

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The CVP Graph illustrates the inter-relationships between:
-Total Sales and Sales Volume
-Total Costs and Sales Volume

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What is the Formula for Sales Volume?

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Sales Volume = (Fixed costs + Target Net profit)/Unit CM

17
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What is the formula for Margin of Safety?

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Margin of safety = (Selected Sales - BE Sales)/Selected Sales x 100%

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