Chapter 3 Flashcards
(5 cards)
Cost Volume Profit (CVP)
Cost value profit analysis explores the relationship that exists between the revenue, expenses and the profit of a business.
Income Statement Format in Management Accounting
In management accounting format, sales less variable expenses, gives the contribution margin, less fixed expenses, gives the profit.
Contribution Margin
The contribution margin is the revenue available, after subtracting the variable expenses, to cover the fixed expenses of a business.
The contribution margin is used in many CVP procedures
Profit given changes in Revenue and Expenses
The expected profit of a business can be calculated given changes in the revenue and expenses.
Calculations in Selling Price of a Product
The selling price of a product can be calculated given the profit made, the fixed and variable expenses and the number of products sold.