This document outlines key formulas used in managerial cost accounting, including formulas to calculate variable cost per unit, contribution margin, variable cost ratio, contribution margin percentage, break-even point in units and value, margin of safety, margin of safety ratio, and target sales needed to achieve a targeted profit level. It also defines operating leverage as the ratio of contribution to profit.
This document outlines key formulas used in managerial cost accounting, including formulas to calculate variable cost per unit, contribution margin, variable cost ratio, contribution margin percentage, break-even point in units and value, margin of safety, margin of safety ratio, and target sales needed to achieve a targeted profit level. It also defines operating leverage as the ratio of contribution to profit.
This document outlines key formulas used in managerial cost accounting, including formulas to calculate variable cost per unit, contribution margin, variable cost ratio, contribution margin percentage, break-even point in units and value, margin of safety, margin of safety ratio, and target sales needed to achieve a targeted profit level. It also defines operating leverage as the ratio of contribution to profit.
VC Per Unit Change in Total Cost/Change in Units VC Margin 1-Contribution Margin VC Ratio (VC/Sales)*100 Contribution Margin (Contribution/Sale Value)*100 Change in Profit/Change in Sale Units CPU Change in Contributiion/Change in Sale Unit Change in Profit/Change in Sale Units BEP in Units FC/CPU BEP in Value FC/Contribution Margin Total Sales MoS+BEP MoS Profit/CPU (or) /CM Total Sales-BEP MoS Ratio (MoS/Sales)*100 Target Sale Units for Targeted Profit (FC+Targeted Profit)/CPU Target Sale Value for Targeted Profit (FC+Targeted Profit)/Contribution Margin Operating Leverage Contribution/Profit Sales - Variable Cost = Contribution ; Contribution-Fixed Cost = Profit