The break-even point, or BEP, is the point where revenue and expenses or cost are equal. It is when an individual has broken even and there is no net gain or loss.
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The break even point refers to the point wherebye the voyage freight rate equates to the cost of running the ship!
The point where Total Sales = Total Cost
Break even point refers to the time frame when you would have made enough money out of a business which equals the money you invested when you started it. For ex: you start a restaurant with a $100,000/- investment and you make a total profit of $25,000/- every month, then the break even point would be 4 months. At the end of the fourth month you would have made enough money that equals your initial investment. Break even point is an important factor which helps people decide on whether to begin a business or not. Sooner the break even point is reached, the better are the chances of that business being started. Nobody would want to wait years before which he can take back the money he invested in starting the firm.
The term 'break-even' refers to the point at which a company has no profit and no debts. They have no losses or gains.