it is not always possible to predict what will happen to revenues or costs as output increases.
It is only a forecast so in reality the figures can vary greatly. the business would need to take heed to the cost of financial accounting and the rate at which the value for money can change.
It also assumes that all products produced will have completed the whole production stage and be sold. Again, in reality, many businesses would still have stock in working progress and unsold stock; thus not showing a true representation of the data.
Sometimes it can be that the costs incurred by making and selling the product can vary so many managers find that classifying them as either fixed or variable can prove problematic.
Limitation of break even is that it says that all costs remain same while it is not possible in actual world even then it is quite useful for analysis.
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It is cheap to carry out and it can show the profits/losses at varying levels of output. It also provides a simple picture of a business - a new business will often have to present a break-even analysis to its bank in order to get a loan.
In Excel, it is not possible to hyperlink to a chart. However, a reasonable solution to this limitation is to hyperlink to a cell directly below the chart.
1) By drawing up the Break-even chart and determine the intersection point between the Total revenue and Total cost curve. 2) Using the break even quantity formula = Fixed cost / per unit Contribution ( to find break even in $, you simply use the above result and times it with the selling price.)
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When you see TC = Total Costs on a break even chart it stands for Variable, Semi-variable and fixed costs....thus the total cost.
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The bar chart is a great tool to use as a visual for presentations or reports. The limitation of bar charts is that it is best used when presenting only two to three variables. It is also best used only when there is discrete data to present.