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ACC1100D Accounting Topic 11 - Cost Volume Profit Analysis (CVP) - In-Class Questions Question One Per Person
ACC1100D Accounting Topic 11 - Cost Volume Profit Analysis (CVP) - In-Class Questions Question One Per Person
Question One
Edith Cowan College is planning a one-day workshop for students at a selling price of $180
per person.
The workshop is designed outline employment opportunities and to improve skills in the
areas of CV development & job interviews. As a member of the organising committee, you
have been given the following estimates in relation to the event:
Fixed or Variable
Costs
Lunches, morning and afternoon teas. $18 per person VC
Cost to advertise the event. $300 FC
Participant Materials $12 per person VC
Fee to be paid to the guest speaker. $800 FC
Venue Hire $2,000 FC
Hire of equipment (i.e. microphone, $350 FC
speakers, overhead projector).
Cameraperson to film the event. $360 FC
Drinks per person $6 per person VC
Hire of chairs, desks for the function $550 FC
Required
Question One Divide the above items into fixed or variable expenses.
Question Two
Question Three
It is estimated that 50 people will attend the seminar, what is the Profit?
Question Four
What is the Contribution Margin for Total Sales with 50 people attending?
_144*50= 7200___________
Question Two
Forza Ltd. manufacture coffee tables. The following information shows the costs associated
with producing these tables:
Required
1. Calculate the variable cost per table.
3. What profit will Forza Ltd. make if they sell 19,000 tables?
4. What is the Contribution Margin for Total Sales is they sell 19,000 tables?
16*19,000 = 304 000
5. If the company aims to make a profit of $40,000, how many tables must be sold?
7. Based on the business selling 19000 tables what is the Margin of Safety in Units.
MOS = current sales – BEP sales
= 19 000 – 15 000
= 4 000
8. If it is estimated that 20,000 tables are to be sold, what is the break even selling price?
9. The Manager at Forza Ltd has put forward the following proposal:
The Manager believes that the sales volume (the number of products sold) will
increase to 20,500 tables per month.
Calculate the expected monthly profit if these changes were made.