ACC 406 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Operating Leverage, Dependent And Independent Variables, Contribution Margin

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Cost-volume-profit analysis: a managerial planning tool: (chapter 4) Break-even point (bep) is where profits are zero: total revenue = total cost or total revenue total cost = zero profit. The income statement format that is based on the separation of costs into fixed and variable components is called the contribution margin income statement. Contribution margin is used to cover fixed costs and operating income. Costs are divided into variable and fixed components. The focus is on the firm as a whole. Therefore, the costs refer to all costs of the company production, selling, and. Important subtotal is contribution margin = sales revenue minus variable expenses. administration. So, variable costs are all costs that increase as more units are sold, including: direct materials. Humza javed: direct labour, variable factory overhead, variable selling and administrative costs. Similarly, fixed costs include: fixed factory overhead, fixed selling and administrative expenses. Cornerstone 4. 1: preparing a contribution margin income statement.

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