Pulkit animal care society operates as a NPO providing veterinary services. AS a Non-profit it refers excess of revenue over cost as surplus and cost of excess of cost over revenue as a deficit. Pulkit animal care society charges Rs 250 per service. The variable cost of a service on an average is Rs 50.Fixed costs are Rs 1.2 lakh annually. a. What is the break-even point for Pulkit Animal Care society? b. Pulkit Animal care Society expects 1000 animal visits this year. Will it operate at a surplus or deficit?

Pulkit animal care society operates as a NPO providing veterinary services. AS a Non-profit it refers excess of revenue over cost as surplus and cost of excess of cost over revenue as a deficit. Pulkit animal care society charges Rs 250 per service. The variable cost of a service on an average is Rs 50.Fixed costs are Rs 1.2 lakh annually. a. What is the break-even point for Pulkit Animal Care society? b. Pulkit Animal care Society expects 1000 animal visits this year. Will it operate at a surplus or deficit?

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Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter2: Building Blocks Of Managerial Accounting

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