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This document is a management accounting project report on Carlsbad Home Care. It identifies the fixed and variable costs for Carlsbad Home Care, calculates the breakeven point, and lists the assumptions made. Specifically, it finds that salaries are a fixed cost. The contribution ratio is 86.36% and the breakeven point is $739,201 based on total fixed costs of $638,374 and total sales of $739,203 calculated as the number of visits multiplied by the average cost per visit. The assumptions include classifying certain costs as fixed or variable and calculating sales based on average visits and costs.
This document is a management accounting project report on Carlsbad Home Care. It identifies the fixed and variable costs for Carlsbad Home Care, calculates the breakeven point, and lists the assumptions made. Specifically, it finds that salaries are a fixed cost. The contribution ratio is 86.36% and the breakeven point is $739,201 based on total fixed costs of $638,374 and total sales of $739,203 calculated as the number of visits multiplied by the average cost per visit. The assumptions include classifying certain costs as fixed or variable and calculating sales based on average visits and costs.
This document is a management accounting project report on Carlsbad Home Care. It identifies the fixed and variable costs for Carlsbad Home Care, calculates the breakeven point, and lists the assumptions made. Specifically, it finds that salaries are a fixed cost. The contribution ratio is 86.36% and the breakeven point is $739,201 based on total fixed costs of $638,374 and total sales of $739,203 calculated as the number of visits multiplied by the average cost per visit. The assumptions include classifying certain costs as fixed or variable and calculating sales based on average visits and costs.
What is the Breakeven Point? What assumptions were necessary in answering questions 1 and 2? 1. Identify the fixed and variable costs?
2. What is the Breakeven Point?
Ans: In accounting, the break-even point refers to the revenues needed to cover a company's total amount of fixed and variable expenses during a specified period of time. The revenues could be stated in dollars (or other currencies), in units, hours of services provided, etc. Here, B.E.P = Fixed cost/Contribution Contribution = Total Sales - Total Variable cost = $739203.36-$100812 =$638391.36 Profit Volume Ratio = Contribution/ Total Sales*100 =$638391.36/ $739203.36*100 =86.36% B.E.P =Fixed cost/PV ratio =638374/86.36*100 =$739201.01
NOTE: Total sales of number of visitors = Number visited*Average cost per
unit = 6384*115.79 = $739203.36
3. What assumptions were necessary in answering questions 1 and 2?
Ans: The following assumptions were made while answering questions 1 and 2: Salaries are assumed to be Fixed Cost as they are to be paid to the employees every month irrespective of the level of production Since contribution per unit is not available, we have to calculate ProfitVolume (PV) ratio in order to find Break-Even Point(BOP) Sales figure have been calculated by multiplying Average number of visits with average cost per visits Office cost(telephone, postage, stationery) are assumed to be variable cost as it is consumed as per monthly requirements
Other general cost (depreciation, insurance, legal) are assumed as
fixed cost as these have to be paid every month irrespective of production.