Break-Even Units and Sales Revenue: Margin of Safety
Dupli-Pro Copy Shop provides photocopying service. Next year, Dupli-Pro estimates it will copy 2,900,000 pages at a price of $0.08 each in the coming year. Product costs include:
Direct materials | $0.012 |
Direct labor | $0.004 |
Variable overhead | $0.002 |
Total fixed overhead | $119,920 |
There is no variable selling expense; fixed selling and administrative expenses total $45,000.
Required:
In your computations that involve the contribution margin ratio, do not round the ratio.1. Calculate the break-even point in
units.
units
2. Calculate the break-even point in sales
revenue.
$
3. Calculate the margin of safety in units for
the coming year.
units
4. Calculate the margin of safety in sales
revenue for the coming year.
$
5. What if the total selling and administrative expenses are reduced to $25,780? Recalculate the following:
a. Break-even point in units | units | |
b. Break-even point in sales revenue | $ | |
c. Margin of safety in units for the coming year | units | |
d. Margin of safety in sales revenue for the coming year | $ |
Answer to Requirement 1:
Selling price per unit = $0.080
Variable cost per unit = Direct materials per unit + Direct
labor per unit + Variable overhead per unit
Variable cost per unit = $0.012 + $0.004 + $0.002
Variable cost per unit = $0.018
Fixed costs = Fixed overhead + Fixed selling and administrative
expenses
Fixed costs = $119,920 + $45,000
Fixed costs = $164,920
Contribution margin per unit = Selling price per unit - Variable
cost per unit
Contribution margin per unit = $0.080 - $0.018
Contribution margin per unit = $0.062
Breakeven point in units = Fixed costs / Contribution margin per
unit
Breakeven point in units = $164,920 / $0.062
Breakeven point in units = 2,660,000
Answer to Requirement 2:
Breakeven point in sales revenue = Breakeven point in units *
Selling price per unit
Breakeven point in sales revenue = 2,660,000 * $0.080
Breakeven point in sales revenue = $212,800
Answer to Requirement 3:
Margin of safety in units = Actual sales in units - Breakeven
point in units
Margin of safety in units = 2,900,000 - 2,660,000
Margin of safety in units = 240,000
Answer to Requirement 4:
Margin of safety in sales revenue = Margin of safety in units *
Selling price per unit
Margin of safety in sales revenue = 240,000 * $0.080
Margin of safety in sales revenue = $19,200
Answer to Requirement 5:
Fixed costs = Fixed overhead + Fixed selling and administrative
expenses
Fixed costs = $119,920 + $25,780
Fixed costs = $145,700
Breakeven point in units = Fixed costs / Contribution margin per
unit
Breakeven point in units = $145,700 / $0.062
Breakeven point in units = 2,350,000
Breakeven point in sales revenue = Breakeven point in units *
Selling price per unit
Breakeven point in sales revenue = 2,350,000 * $0.080
Breakeven point in sales revenue = $188,000
Margin of safety in units = Actual sales in units - Breakeven
point in units
Margin of safety in units = 2,900,000 - 2,350,000
Margin of safety in units = 550,000
Margin of safety in sales revenue = Margin of safety in units *
Selling price per unit
Margin of safety in sales revenue = 550,000 * $0.080
Margin of safety in sales revenue = $44,000
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