Answer / deepak n. kolekar

Dear All,

The Solution is

Pariticulars Actuals BEP
Sales (100%) 3,00,000/- 2,25,000/-
Less: Variable Cost(WN1) 2,00,000/- 1,50,000/-
= Contribution 1,00,000/- 75,000/-
Less: Fixed Cost 75,000/- 75,000/-
= Profit / (Loss) 25,000/- NIL

Working Note
1) Variable Cost = Direct Material + Direct Labour + Direct
exp
Variable Cost = 1,00,000+60,000+40,000
= 2,00,000/-

So BEP means when their is no profit no loss.

Answer / hari sanku

Sales 300,000
Fixed Expenses 75,000
Variable Expenses 200,000(100,000+60,000+40,000)

Contribution =Sales-variable cost
=300,000-200,000
=100000
BEP =Fixed cost/contribution*Sales
=75,000/100,000*300,000
=225,000
Answer is Rs.225,000 BEP Sales

Answer / d.c. bansal

BEP is point of Sales when there will be no profit no loss.
In your case BEP Sales will be Rs.225000.
Accordingly your direct expenses will be Rs. 150000
[(100000+60000+40000)/300000*225000].
And profit will be nil (225000-150000-75000)

Answer / dharmesh sati

BEP mean Break Even Point.

& In your Problem BEP when company's Expense & Income are
equal mean no profit & no loss so your case Cost is Rs.
275000 of your Break Even Point is 275000 & you have made
profit of Rs. 25000

Answer / amol deshmukh

difranc in Rs.25000

Answer / sumit sharma

EBP =SALES -(MATERIAL COST +FIXED EXPENSES+DIRECT
LABOUR+DIRECT EXP)
SO 300000-(100000+75000+60000+40000)
HENCE
= 300000-275000
= 25000
ITS THE RIGHT ANSWER
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