You own and manage a yard care business in which you charge $50 per visit to care for each yard (your revenue). Your labor, fuel, and other variable costs are 30.5% of revenue, and you have $40,000 in fixed costs. How many visits to care for yards must you perform in a year to break even?
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You own and manage a yard care business in which you charge $50 per visit to care for each yard (your revenue). Your labor, fuel, and other variable costs are 30.5% of revenue, and you have $40,000 in fixed costs. How many visits to care for yards must you perform in a year to break even?
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