CORPORATE FINANCE
CORPORATE FINANCE
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Author: Ross
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Chapter 7, Problem 20QAP

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Adequate information:

The initial investment required is $7,200 that is the cost of the press.

There are no fixed assets.

The tax rate is 21% .

  $7,200 is depreciated in the 1st period.

The cost of the shirt is $3.20 that can be sold for $15 per piece.

To compute: Accounting Break-even point.

Introduction: By dividing the fixed production costs by the price per unit less the variable production costs, the breakeven point is determined in accounting. The production level at which a product's expenses and revenues are equal is known as the breakeven point.

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Adequate information:

  5,000 shirts are sold in year 1 .

The company has to pay $20,000 to continue operations.

The discount rate is 12% and sales will be such for 3 years.

To compute: Financial break-even point.

Introduction: Numerous aspects of business and finance make use of breakeven points. It is the production level where total production revenue and total production costs are equal in accounting terms.

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