This research investigates the utility of Cost
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Volume
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Profit (CVP)
Analysis as a key instrument for profit forecasting within Micro,
Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), exemplified by Pak
Kusnadi's Tempeh MSME in Tangerang. Our methodology employs
a des
criptive qualitative case study, gathering data via direct
observation, in
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depth interviews, and financial record reviews
spanning March to May 2025. The findings indicate that despite its
inherent profitability, the MSME's conventional cost accounting
pra
ctices were insufficiently agile for dynamic market conditions.
Applying CVP revealed an increase in per
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unit Cost of Goods Sold
(COGS) and a reduced contribution margin, primarily driven by
escalating soybean prices, which consequently raised the Break
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Ev
en Point (BEP). Nevertheless, the MSME's sales volume
consistently remained well above its BEP, underpinned by a robust
margin of safety and favorable degree of operating leverage,
underscoring strong financial health and growth prospects
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