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Marginal Costing BY. Prof. V.S Meena. Marginal Costing. Meaning of Marginal cost – Marginal cost means that increase of total cost witch happens by increased or decreased by one unit in the production volume. Example –
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Marginal CostingBY Prof. V.S Meena
Marginal Costing Meaning of Marginal cost – Marginal cost means that increase of total cost witch happens by increased or decreased by one unit in the production volume. Example – Unit Total cost Rs. Marginal cost Rs. 0 500 (Fixed cost) - 1 800 300 2 1100 600 3 1400 900 Marginal costing is a variable cost.
Break even point (no Profit no loss) • Cost volume profit (c/s x 100) • Marginal of Safety (S-BEP)
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y 10000 Profit 8000 Sales 6000 Variable Cost Total Costs Break Even Point 4000 Marginal of Safety 2000 Sales and costs (Rs.) Fixed Cost o x 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 Output in Units
Break Even Point Graph F x S 2000 x 4000 Break Even Point : - = S - V 4000 - 2000 BEP = 4000 Break Even Point is a No Profit No Loss That is : Fixed Cost = 2000 Variable Cost = 2000 Total Cost = 2000+2000 = 4000 Total Sales = 4000 Profit & Loss = 4000 – 4000 = 0
bl izdkj ;fn ge 10000 Units dh fcØh dks vk/kkj ekudj fuEu dh x.kuk djrs gSA fn;k x;k gS & Product in Unit = 10000 Fixed Cost (Rs.) = 2000 Variable Cost = 5000 (50 Paise Pur Units) Sales = 10000 Kkr djuk gS & F x S 2000 x 10000 (1) BEP = = S - V 10000 - 5000 BEP = 4000 (1) Margin of Safety :- Total Sales - BEP 10000 - 4000 = 6000 lqj{kk lhek ftruh vf/kd gksxh mruh gh vPNh gSA
(3) Profit Volume Ratio - Profit Volume Ratio or P/V Ratio og nj gS ftlesa ek=k dh c<+ksRrjh ds lkFk ykHk c<+rk gSA ykHk ek=k vuqikr ] ek=k esa ifjorZu gksus ds Qy Lo:i ykHkksa esa tks ifjorZu gksrk gS mls Kkr djus dh dqath gSA S - V Formula :- P/V Ratio = X 100 S 10000 - 5000 P/V Ratio = X 100 = 50 % 10000
Example ;fn ges 10000 :- ykHk dekuk gks rks fcØh fdruh djuh gksxhA Fixed Cost = 2000 Profit Desired = 10000 P/V Ratio = 50% Formula - F + Pd Sales in Rs. = P/V Ratio 2000 + 10000 = 24000 Sales in Rs. = 50 % 10]000 :- bfPNr ykHk dekus ds fy, gesa 24000 :- dh fcØh djuk gksxkA
Advantage of Marginal Costing :- • Easy To understand. • Helpful in Profit Planning. • Helpful in cost control. • Helpful in Decision Making : - • Make or Buy Decision • Capturing the foreign Markets. • Change of Product Mix
(d) Pricing – (I) Sales Price in Normal Condition (II) Determination of Minimum Price (III) Determination of Price below the Total cost. (IV) Temporary closure of production. (V) Permanent closure of the factory