Semi-variable costs:- Semi-variable costs are mixed costs, a portion is fixed and another portion is variable. For example Telephone Expenses, Electricity bill, Service department wages e.t.c
We can segregate semi-variable costs in the following way.
Per unit variable cost = Difference in total costs / Difference in total units
Amount of variable costs = Per unit variable cost * No.of units
Amount of Fixed Costs = Total Costs - Amount of variable costs
Let us consider the following example, it costs tk.84,000 to produce 14,000 units of product X and tk.96,000 to produce 20,000 units. Now we can segregate the cost by applying the above formulas.
Per unit variable cost = (96,000 - 84,000) / (20,000 - 14,000)
= 12,000 / 6,000
= 2
Amount of variable costs = 2 * 14,000
= 28,000
Amount of Fixed Costs = Total Costs - Amount of variable costs
= 84,000 - 28,000
= 56,000
We can segregate semi-variable costs in the following way.
Per unit variable cost = Difference in total costs / Difference in total units
Amount of variable costs = Per unit variable cost * No.of units
Amount of Fixed Costs = Total Costs - Amount of variable costs
Let us consider the following example, it costs tk.84,000 to produce 14,000 units of product X and tk.96,000 to produce 20,000 units. Now we can segregate the cost by applying the above formulas.
Per unit variable cost = (96,000 - 84,000) / (20,000 - 14,000)
= 12,000 / 6,000
= 2
Amount of variable costs = 2 * 14,000
= 28,000
Amount of Fixed Costs = Total Costs - Amount of variable costs
= 84,000 - 28,000
= 56,000
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