Given the fixed and variable costs your team has identified and agreed upon, compute the break-even...

Given the fixed and variable costs your team has identified and agreed upon, compute the break-even point for this business in either units or dollar sales.

Fixed Costs For a Retail Store Selling DVDs

Rent - 3,000 a month

Insurance - 100 a month

Employee Salaries (Unless we have Hourly Employees Let's say 3 Employees working 40 Hours at 13 an hour) - 6,240 / month

Loan Payment (For furniture, starting up) 1000 a month

Variable Costs

Utilities per month 300

Shipping or delivery costs 600

Sales commissions 500

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Given that the fixed and variable costs has been identified and agreed upon.

Assuming that shipping cost and sales commissions are per month.

It is asked to compute the break-even point for the business.

Break-even point is the point where the profit/loss is Nil.

As per the variable costing,

Revenue – Variable cost = Contribution.

Contribution – Fixed cost = Profit/(loss).

So, at break-even point, as profit/loss will be zero, fixed cost equals to Contribution.

From the given inputs we can calculate the Contribution from the fixed cost.

Fixed costs per month:
Rent	$3000
Insurance	$100
Employee salaries	$6240
Loan payment	$1000
Total	$10340

At break-even point, contribution equals to fixed cost.

So, Contribution = $10340 per month.

We know that Revenue - Variable cost = Contribution.

Therefore, Revenue = Contribution + Variable Cost.

Variable Costs per month:
Utilities per month	300
Shipping or delivery costs	600
Sales commissions	500
Total:	1400

Sales revenue = Contribution + Variable cost

= 10340 + 1400

= $11740

Therefore, the break-even point for the business in dollar sales = $11740 per month.

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