Hi,
Sale 500,000 Increased by 10% 500,000X1.10 = 550,000
VC 300,000 Same 300,000
Fixed Cost 50,000 Decreased by 20% 50000X.8 40,000
CM Ratio 04 (CM/Sales) 0.45 (Revised CM/ Revised Sales)
Breakeven Revenu 125,000 US $(Fixed Cost/CM Ration) 88,000 US $ (Revised Fixed Cost/Revised CM Ratio)
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Badar Ghafoor
Accountant
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-26-2020 04:41 AM
From: Mohammed Shakeeb Jabali
Subject: Using CVP analysis in decision making
A company has sales of 500,000 ,variable cost of 300,000, and pretax profit of 150000. If the company increase sales per unit increase by 10% and reduced fixed costs by 20%, and left variable cost per unit unchanged, what would be the new Breakeven point in sales dollars?
How to calculate fixed cost in this question?
My calculation
Fixed cost ÷ contribution margin ratio= pretax profit
CM ratio 0.4×150000 pre tax profit = 60000 fixed cost.
Explanation given in hock
Sales 500000
-Vc 300000
-pretax profit 150000
=50000 fixed cost
But if we used 50000 as a fixed cost we won't get 150000 pretax profit.
Please provide me the correct way of calculation.
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Mohammed Shakeeb Jabali
Student
Karwar
India
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