This document calculates the break even point (BEP) and break even sales (BES) for a company based on its sales, variable costs, marginal contribution, and fixed costs. It finds that the company's BEP is 6,495 units, meaning that is the production level required to cover fixed costs. It also determines the BES is Rs. 81,098.6, or the sales level required to cover fixed costs based on the company's profit-volume ratio of 42.04%.
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Calculation of BEP
This document calculates the break even point (BEP) and break even sales (BES) for a company based on its sales, variable costs, marginal contribution, and fixed costs. It finds that the company's BEP is 6,495 units, meaning that is the production level required to cover fixed costs. It also determines the BES is Rs. 81,098.6, or the sales level required to cover fixed costs based on the company's profit-volume ratio of 42.04%.
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Calculation of BEP (break even point) and BES (break even sales):
Particulars Amount Amount Units Units
Sales 17,83,140 178.314
Less: Variable cost:
Direct Material 246,000 24.6 Direct Labour 361,000 36.1 Direct expenses 10,000 1 Factory Overheads 66,000 38.35 Office Overheads 270,500 28.55 Selling and Distribution Overheads 79,950 -1,033,450 20 -148.6