Brief Exercise 18-11 For Ivanhoe Company, actual sales are $1,310,000, and break-even sales are $1,061,100. Compute...
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Solution
Ivanhoe Company
Computation of margin of safety in dollars:
Margin of safety in dollars = actual sales – break-even sales
Actual sales = $1,310,000
Break-even sales = $1,061,100
Margin of safety = 1,310,000 – 1,061,100 = $248,900
Margin of safety ratio = (margin of safety sales/actual sales) x 100
= (248,900/1,310,000) x 100 = 19%
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