We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 12
Variable Costing
Sales XX XXX
Less: Variable Costs + (x.xxx)
Contribution Margin XX XXX
Less: Fixed Costs (x,.xxx)
Net Income XX XXX
SS Uae kL SS
+ A powerful tool that helps managers understand
the relationships among cost, volume, and profit.
CVP analysis focuses on how profits are affected
by the following five (5) factors:
.
ST
DTU CLS) i.
+ Break-even point is the point where operationally,
there is no profit and no loss. This is the point where
all sales are equal to total variable costs and total
fixed costs, thereby presenting a net income of zero.
Contribution margin is the difference between the
entity's sales and total variable costs. If selling price
per unit is deducted with the variable cost per unit, it
becomes contribution margin per unit. When
contribution margin is divided to sales, a percentage
is obtained called contribution margin ratio.
Sales 400,000
Less: Variable Costs __ 280,000
Contribution Margin 120,000
Less: Fixed Costs 120,000
Net income =
Sales 400,000
Lese: Variable Costs 20,000
CContrbution Maron 120.000 12
Less: Fixed Costs 120,000
Net income =
Sir Chua's Accounting Lessons PHDefinition of terms e..
Margin of safety is the difference between
actual or budgeted sales and break-even sales.
This is the amount that represents at how s1seo00 $100,000
much can sales go down before the entity can
* Margin of safety ratio is MOS divided by the BasDe
actual or budgeted sales or by dividing profit
ratio by the contribution margin ratio.
ar
ea)
ELA CLS
* Sales mix is the combination of products that,
in total, will compose the reported sales of an
entity, applicable to multiple product line
companies. «
Costs are classified as variable or fixed.
PE rer Een tele
Key Assumptions
Fixed costs remains unchanged within the relevant range.
SUT e Ue cen UUM oe
Stine)Key Assumptions in CVP Analysis k om
fram ergot eu usually remains constant
OURS U eC a tee sy
Benn era)
Sales in units x Contribution margin per unit = Total Contribution Margin
Contribution margin / CM per unit = Number of units sold
Therefore, Fixed cost / CM per unit = Break-even point in units.
Sir Chua's Accounting Lessons PH
PCR UE ISLC CSUR EUS ial
Sir Chua's Accounting Lessons PHProblem 1 hake
Tiddy Company is a manufacturer of teddy bears which currently sells at
P250 per unit. Variable cost per unit includes P80 in materials, P50 in labor,
P20 in variable overhead, and P10 in variable selling and administrative
expenses. Fixed costs per period amounts to P90,000.
1. How much is the CM per unit? CMR?
2. How many units should the entity sell every month to break-even?
3. How much sales should the entity achieve every month to break-even?
4, Compute BEP through equation approach.
Benner)
Problem 1
Tiddy Company is a manufacturer of teddy
bears which currently sells at P250 per unit. Sclling price per unit 250
Variable cost per unit includes P80 in Less: Variable costs per unit
materials, P50 in labor, P20 in variable Materials 80
overhead, and P10 in variable selling and — Labor 50
administrative expenses. Fixed costs per Overhead 20
period amounts to P90,000. Selling and administrative 10.160
1. How much is the CM per unit? CMR? Contribution margin per unit 90,
2. How many units should the entity sell
every month to break-even?
3. How much sales should the entity achieve
every month to break-even?
Compute BEP through equation approach.
Problem 1
Tiddy Company is @ manufacturer of teddy Fixed cost
bears which currently sells at P250 per unit. Divide by: Contribution margin per unit
Variable cost per unit includes P80. in Breakeven point in units
materials, P50 in labor, P20. in variable
overhead, and PIO in variable selling and
Contribution margin ratio
P90/P250 36%
Total amount Per wit
administrative expenses. Fixed costs per
period amounts to P90,000. eee
1. How much s the CM per unt? CMR? Contin nar sor
2 How many units should the entity sell Les: Fiaed eo 000
every month to break-even? Llama :
How much sales should the entity achieve ayat ner coe
every manth to break-even? Merit ”
4, Compute BEP through equation approach,
Bienen)
Breakeven point in unitsProblem 1
Tiddy Company is @ manufacturer of teddy
bears which currently sells at P250 per uit.
Variable cost per unit includes P80 in
materials, P50 in labor, P20 in variable
overhead, and P10 in variable selling and
administrative expenses. Fixed costs per
period amounts to P90,000.
1. How much isthe CM per unit? CMR?
2. How many units should the entity sell
every month to break-even?
3. How much sales should the entity achieve
every month to break-even?
4, Compute BEP through equation approach,
Benn enna)
Fixed cost 90,000
Divide by: Contribution margin ratio 36%
Breakeven point in peso sales 250,000
Breakeven point in units 1,000
‘Muhtiple by: Selling price per unit
Breakeven point in peso sales
Talent %
Saks
Less: Vari cont
Corba ar
Les: Fed oot
‘onp00
sap09
cM atneP
eM
Breakeven poit in peso sales
Tiddy Company is @ manufacturer of teddy
bears which currently sells at P250 per unit. Net income = Sales
Variable cost per unit includes P80 in
materials, P50 in labor, P20 in variable
‘overhead, and P10 in variable selling and
administrative expenses. Fixed costs per
period amounts to P90,000.
1. How much isthe CM per unit? CMR?
2 How many units should the entity sell
every month to break-even?
3. How much sales should the entity achieve
every month to break-even?
4, Compute BEP through equation approach.
ont
3s Accounting Lessons PH
- Variable cost - Fixed cost
= 250x - 160x - 90,000
0= 90x - 90,000
-90x = -90,000
aphing CVP Relationships
Sales
Total Revenue
Total Cost
Break-Even
Point
Bienen)
Units Soldee
Prepare the break-even graph for Meow Company based on the following information.
Total om
at Sos 500,000 Pro
Vari coss 300,000 6
(Catron marin 700,000 ‘
Fixed costs 150,000 3
etiam 50,00 1
Benn ena)
Unis sold 50,000 units
[Units sold 8 10,000] 20,000] 30,000] 40,000] —_ 50,000
Sales revenue = | 400,000.00 | 200,000.00 | "300,000.00 | 400,000.00 | "$00,000.00
[Variable cost = | 60,000.00 | 120,000.00 | 180,000.00 | 240,000.00 |” 300,000.00
Fixed cost 150,000.00 | 150,000.00 | 150,000.00 | 150,000.00 | 150,000.00 | 150,000.00,
[Total cost 150,000.00 | 210,000.00 | 270,000.00 | 330,000.00 | 390,000.00 | 450,000.00
ee
(Die sota = [10.000 | 20,000 | 30.00, santo
sales revenue open. 00 | 26500000 | oR; 000 00 00.0 |
[vanabie cos e,00 00 120.400.00 | 189.00000 300,00.00|
Fixed cost | 35000000] 15,000.00 | 150,000 00 | 15,000 00 0,000.00
[etaicost | 3500000] 71,000 00 | 77,000 co | 330,000 00 259.0000]
DeelAnalysis with target net income lads
Cec
Required sales =
Benn era)
eS
Fixed cost+Target net income
rete rete etry
ieee eed aed
ora rete ate ey
Tiddy Company is a manufacturer of teddy bears
which currently sells at P250 per unit. Variable
cost per unit includes P80 in materials, P50 in
labor, P20 in variable overhead, and P10 in
Variable selling and administrative expenses.
Fixed manufacturing costs per period amounts
to P90,000. The entity's desired net income is
270,000.
‘L How many units should the entity sell every
month to achieve the target net income?
2. How much sales should the entity achieve
every month to achieve the target net
income?
Sir Chua's Accounting Lessons PH
eS
Tiddy Company is a manufacturer of teddy bears
which currently sells at P250 per unit. Variable
cost per unit includes P80 in materials, P50 in
labor, P20 in variable overhead, and P10 in
Variable selling and administrative expenses.
Fixed manufacturing costs per period amounts
to P90,000. The entity's desired net income is
270,000.
‘L How many units should the entity sell every
month to achieve the target net income?
2. How much sales should the entity achieve
every month to achieve the target net
income?
Sten ea)
Fixed cost 90,000
Add: Desired net income 270000
‘Conteution margin to achieve 360.000
Divide by: Contribution margin per wit 0
‘Target sales in units £000_units
Saks 250
Less: Variable cost 160
‘Contribution margin 360,000.00 90
Less: Fixed cost 90,000.00
Net income 270,000.00
CM target 360,000
CM per 0
‘Target sales in units
Fixed cost
Add: Desired net income
Contrbution mar
Divide by: Contribution margin ratio
‘Target sales in peso sales
“Target sales nits
Mati by: Seng pre
Target sales in peso sales
Sales 1,000,000.00 100%
Less: Variable cost re
Contrbution margin TAO 36%
Less: Fixed cost 90,000,008
Net income 270,000.00
CM urge 360000
CM per unt
getMargin of Safety measures the potential effect of the risk that sales will
fall short of planned sales, which is the difference between actual or
budgeted sales over break-even sales.
EUR pe Ceo Ca Ye ie a TY
arr
Problem 4
Charlotte Manufacturing Company's budget for the coming year revealed the following unit data:
oe
a =
aa wae ram
om 2 ‘=
=m za a
ean =
Compute for the margin of safety in peso amount and percentage.
Problem 4
: Sling price per sit $000 10000"%
Charlotte Manufacturing Company's budget uble cost per unit 1675 3350%
for the coming year revealed the following Toei a ee
unit data: Net income per nit ereeeaee Roar
Unitests Budeted et come 75,000.00
Dine by:N 875
Variote Fed SS
Moniocurg PLEO. POO 50.00
Selig 250 550 Budpeted sakes Spa0000 00
Ceerl 0% 700 .
Unit seling pce 0 Faod cost
124 $0. 1000 unis 24s0am000
i i Dis by: CM eto 650%
Compute for the margin of safety in peso Learnt a
amount and percentage.
Sten een)Problem 4
Charlotte Manufacturing Company's budget
for the coming year revealed the following
unit data:
= fi
Vorisle Fixed
Manufacturing Puoo P00
Seling 250 550
General 025 700
it aig price Poo
Compute for the margin of safety in peso
amount and percentage.
Benner)
Budgeted sakes
Less: Breakeven sakes
Margin of safety
Margin of safety
Divide by: Budgeted sales
Margin of safety ratio
Problem 4
Charlotte Manufacturing Company's budget
for the coming year revealed the following
unit data:
fo
Fed
Maeufactaring Puoo Pr200
Seling 250 550
Genera 02 700
at aling price Poo
Compute for the margin of safety in peso
amount and percentage.
Saks (100000 ws x PO)
Less: Variable Cost (100000 unis x P1675)
Profit Ratio (875000 $000,000) 190%
‘Contruton Marga Rati (3.328000 $00,000) sn
Margin of Safety Ratio (17.50% / 650%) 26.3%
Problem 4
Charlotte Manufacturing Company's budget
for the coming year revealed the following
unit data:
fo
Fixed
P00
550
700
it elig price Poo
Compute for the margin of safety in peso
amount and percentage.
Compute for the profit using the MS and CMR
Maran of Safety 1315,789.47
“Malti by: CM Ratio 6.50%
Net Income 375000.00
The contribution margin from the sales
attributable to the margin of safety becomes the
profit because at break-even point, all fixed costs
had already been recovered. With that, any
contribution margin in the sales above the break-
even point become the net income.
Bien ea)Sales Mix and Weighted Aver: ELT
Sales Mix refers to the relative proportions in which a company's
products are sold. The idea is to achieve the combination, or mix, that
will yield the greatest amount of profits.
Brennen)
Problem 5
eeeneR EEG
Calculate the break-even point Schnee 1021030
; : ; c 014010
inthe following sales mix, both = Grim oe
in units and peso sales. aM
Sangre a a) a a
waco pmo Puan fan
Sales mix am pope
me s75- nis
Tel fed ast ana
93,750 «
131250
67500
eal
Ore a ey cues)
+ Operating leverage represents the relationship between the entity's
fixed costs and variable costs.
* An entity with high fixed costs tends to have a high operating leverage,
like airline industries. Usually its fixed costs are higher than its variable
costs.
+ An entity with a high operating leverage can expect net income going up
when sales do increase, because fixed costs will still remain the same.
* Similarly, an entity with a high operating leverage can expect net
income going down when sales do decrease because it will still incur
fixed costs, up until they suffer losses.
Sten ea)eT Weed ce :
+ Operating leverage represents the relationship between the entity's
fixed costs and variable costs.
+ An entity with high fixed costs tends to have a high operating leverage,
like airline industries. Usually its fixed costs are higher than its variable
costs.
+ Anentity with a high operating leverage can expect net income going up
when sales do increase, because fixed costs will still remain the same.
+ Similarly, an entity with a high operating leverage can expect net
income going down when sales do decrease because it will still incur
fixed costs, up until they suffer losses.
Brennen)
eee
+ The degree of operating leverage measures how well an entity
generates profit using its fixed costs.
Bree ad
|
Sir Chua's Accounting Lessons PH
Problem 6 |
Determine the DOL of the following entities and interpret.
A B
Sales 3,000,000.00 3,000,000.00.
Less: Variable costs 300,000.00 900,000.00
Contribution margin 2,700,000.00 2,100,000.00
Less: Fixed costs 1,000,000.00 400,000.00
Net income 1,700,000.00 _1,700,000.00
Bien ealLi” ..
Determine the DOL of the following entities oe ccmeee ues!
and interpret. ot ‘» vs
+ If both Company A and Company B
Sales ‘experience 10% increase in sales, Company
Ns net income will increase by 1590%
while Company B's net income will
Increase by only 2.40%.
+ Simitary, if both entities experience 10%
decrease in sales, Company As net income
will decrease by 15.90% and Company B's
net income wil decrease by ony 12.40%.
Less: Variable costs
Contribution margin
Loss: Fixed costs
Net income
Sir Chua's Accounting Lessons PH
Next Lesson