Cost
Accounting
1.
Introduction
to Cost Accounting
2.
Classification
of Costs
3.
Marginal
Costing
4.
Cost
Volume Profit Analysis
5.
Margin
of Safety
6.
Application
of Breakeven Point Analysis
7.
Sensitivity
Analysis
8.
Case
of Ayur Pharma
9.
Different
Decision Scenarios and Profit Planning
10. Relevant Costs in Decision Making
11. Case Study Break-even Point
12. Case Study JSW ISPAT Steel
13. Case Study on Projection Divya
Aushadhi Ltd
14. Case Study Shree Cements
15. Budgeting and Budgetary Control
16. Functional Budget
17. Cash Budget
18. Standard Costing and Variance
Analysis
19. Material Cost Variances
20. Overhead Variance
One should always remember that weights are assigned in proportion to the relative sales of all products. Here, it will be the contribution margin of each product multiplied by its quantity.
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The calculation of breakeven point in a multi-product firm follows the same pattern as in a single product firm. While the numerator will be the same fixed costs, the denominator now will be weighted average contribution margin.Thanks for sharing useful Information with me and it's very helpful. Being Best CA coaching Centre in bangalore One of the Leading Coaching Centres in bangalore for Chartered Accountancy.
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