Monday, September 9, 2013

Marginal cost accounting is identical with variable prices

Methods of CostingMarginal cost accounting is identical with variable prices, prime prices and variable expenses among the short term however, in ways, would conjointly contain charge among the design production activities on the terribly long-standing frame swing up an increase within the productive capability of economic. Therefore in creating choices troubles; price is connected to change in output below explicit conditions of the case.
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Theoretically incremental cost and price would be the similar. If there’s no modification in {fixed cost fixed charge fixed prices charge} then these 2 costs goes to be similar. Therefore price doesn’t contain charge some whereas incremental cost could comprise some charge too if charge changes due to a selection.

                                                      Marginal Costing

1
Marginal Costing Equation
Sales - VC = FC + Profit
   
2
Contribution
Sales - VC
Profit + FC
3
Profit Volume Ratio
(In Marginal Costing,
Profit = Contribution)
(Profit = EBIT)
Contribution / Sales
Change in Profit / Change in Sales
Change in Contribution / Change in Sales
100% - VC Ratio (PV % + VC % = 100% of  Sales)
4
Break Even Point
Total Revenue  = Total Cost
Break Even Point(In Rupees)
FC / PV Ratio
Break Even Point(In Rupees)
Break Even Point * Selling Price
Break Even Point(Quantity)
FC / Contribution p.u
 
Note:
At BEP, Total Contribution = Total Fixed Cost
5
Margin Of Safety
Total Sales - Break even Sales
Margin Of Safety(In Rupees)
Profit / PV Ratio
Margin Of Safety(Quantity)
Profit / Contribution p.u
6
Indifference Point / Cost Break Even Point
Total Sales = Total Profits
(In Rupees)
Difference in FC / Difference in VCR
(In Rupees)
Difference in FC / Difference in PVR
(In Quantity)
Difference in FC / Difference in VC p.u
(In Quantity)
Difference in FC / Difference in Contribution p.u
7
Shut Down Point
 
(In Rupees)
Avoidable FC / PV Ratio
(In Quantity)
Avoidable FC / Contribution p.u
8
Avoidable FC
Total FC - Min Unavoidable FC
OTHERS
1
Contribution
Profit + FC
Sales(In Rupees)
Contribution / PV Ratio
3
Profit
Contribution - FC
 4
Contribution
Sales * PVR
5
Finding the Selling Price
Total VC / VCR
6
Finding the Profit
MOS * PVR
Note:
Always MOS + PVR = 100%
Notes:
 1
VC p.u Remains Same (it Changes if units increased or decreased but not Sale Price)
2
FC p.u. Varies but remains fixed in total(FC are the Period Cost hence charged off to P & L A/c in Marginal Costing)
3
Point of Indifference
a)Below the POI : Choose the product having lesser FC
b)Above the POI : Choose the product having Higher FC
4
BEP% + MOS% = 100% of Sales
    
FC = Fixed Cost; VC = Variable Cost; PV Ratio = Profit Volume Ratio
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