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HOME ASSIGNMENT

                                                ENTREPRENEURSHIP-CLASS XI

                                                   CODE-HA 241506010124

                                         TOPIC-BUSINESS FINANCE AND ARITHMETIC

                                        SUB TOPIC- BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS AND TAXES
                    Sl.No                               Questions                             Marks
                        1.      What do you understand by ‘break-even point’?                     1


                        2.      A business’s break-even point is the amount or level of …….. that   1
                                it must generate in order to equal its ………. .

                        3.      At the break-even level, ……. Is equal to the total expenses.      1

                        4.      Give the formula for computing break-even volume.                 1


                        5.      Break-even volume per month is equal to ……………./ …………. .           1


                        6.      Explain ‘income tax’ and ‘corporation tax’ as examples of direct   2
                                taxes.

                        7.      Explain  ‘customs  duty’  and  ‘central  excise  duty’  as examples  of   2
                                indirect taxes.

                        8.      Give one difference between direct tax and indirect tax.          3

                        9.      Why does the government need taxes?                               3

                       10.      What do you mean by break-even point?                             4

                       11       The following information relates to a company, which produces    6
                                                                      a single product.
                                 Direct labour per unit       Rs. 22


                                 Direct materials per unit    Rs. 12

                                 Variable overheads per unit   Rs.6

                                 Fixed costs                  Rs.4,00,000

                                 Selling price per unit       Rs.60


                                Use the figures above to show that minimum number of units that
                                must be sold for the company to break-even.
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