In: Accounting
Break-even analysis alludes to the investigation of connection between costs, volume and" benefit at various degrees of deals or creation. It additionally alludes to a strategy of verifying that degree of tasks where absolute revenues equivalent complete costs, i.e., point of no benefit, no loss/misfortune.
Formulas available to compute break even
1) Sales revenue at break-even point = Fixed Costs + Variable Costs
2) Break-Even Point in Units: = fixxed cost / (selling price per unit - variable cost per unit)
= fixed costs / contribution per unit
3) B.E.P (sales amount) = (Fixed Cost/Total Contribution) * 100
4) Cash Break- Even Point (in Units) = Cash Fixed Cost/Cash Contribution per unit
5) Composite Break-Even Point (in Sales value) = Total Fixed Cost/Composite P/V Ratio
where, Composite P/V Ratio = Total Contribution/Total Sales × 100
6) Sales at Break-Even Point = Total Sales - Margin of Safety
where , Margin of Safety (M/S) = Profit/P/V Ratio
7) Break-Even Sales = Fixed Costs * Sales / (Sales – Variable Costs)
8) Break-Even Price = (Fixed Cost / Production Volume) + Variable Cost.