#5. The following information was developed for Beta Company for the year ended December 31, 2018. Sales $1,000,000 $540,000 Variable Expenses Contribution Margin Fixed Expenses $460,000 $285,000 Net Income $175,000 Beta expected to sell 500,000 cans of fish food by the end of the year. The local conservation society asked Beta if they could supply 70,000 cans at $1 each. Beta's CEO would like to help out but he is concerned about the impact on the bottom line. He asks you to prepare an analysis using the contribution margin technique (Special order technique) and provide him your recommendation. This is within Beta's capacity to fill.

Assume Rajan Manufacturing Ltd makes sports vest for local soccer, baseball, basketball, and other sports teams. Rajan, the owner, purchases the vests and prints graphics on the vests for each team. The graphics were designed several years ago, so design costs are no longer incurred. On average, Rajan sells 1,000 vests each month. Typical monthly financial data is shown below:  Per Unit Total Monthly Data at 1,000 Vests Sales revenue $20 $20 000 Variable costs:       Direct materials $8 $8 000       Direct labour 2 2 000      Manufacturing overhead 3 13 3 000 13 000 Contribution margin $ 7 $ 7 000 Fixed costs (rent, salaries, etc.) 4 000 Profit $ 3 000     The monthly information provided relates to the company’s routine monthly operations. A representative of the local university recently approached Rajan to ask about a one-time special order. The university will be hosting a state-wide soccer event and is willing to pay Rajan’s Manufacturing $17 per shirt to make 200 custom vests for…

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Using this information below, answer the following question: What is the Net Income required? Total sales amount to $2,000,000 Food generates 75% of total sales Food cost is $500,000 Beverages generated sales of $300,000 with a CMR of 0.85 The gift store generated the remaining sales at a cost of 30% Tax rate is 27% Annual fixed costs total $1,500,000 Group of answer choices $1,080,000 $1,010,000 $1,000,000 $1,090,000

Assume that you desire to operate a food truck business. You have five food trucks. Some trucks will need more repairs than others. Based on online research and discussions with other food truck owners, you determine that in a given year the following possibilities are likely. The probability of few repairs is 20% and the estimated cost is $2,500 The probability of moderate repairs is 60% with an estimated cost of $5,000 The probability of extensive repairs is 20% with an estimated cost of $25,000. What is the average expected cash flow out for repairs, based on these probabilities? Type your answer without commas or decimal places or dollar signs.

Suppose you are the human resource manager for a cellular phone company with 700 employees. Top management has asked you to implement three additional fringe benefits that were negotiated with employee representatives and agreed upon by a majority of the employees. These include group term life insurance, a group legal services plan, and a wellness center. The life insurance is estimated to cost $390 per employee per quarter. The legal plan will cost $468 semiannually per employee. The company will contribute 40% to the life insurance premium and 75% to the cost of the legal services plan. The employees will pay the balance through payroll deductions from their biweekly paychecks. In addition, they will be charged  1 4 %  of their gross earnings per paycheck for maintaining the wellness center. The company will pay the initial cost of $600,000 to build the center. This expense will be spread over 5 years. (a) What total amount should be deducted per paycheck for these new…

Assume Rajan Manufacturing Ltd makes sports vest for local soccer, baseball, basketball, and other sports teams. Rajan, the owner, purchases the vests and prints graphics on the vests for each team. The graphics were designed several years ago, so design costs are no longer incurred. On average, Rajan sells 1,000 vests each month. Typical monthly financial data is shown below:   Per Unit Total Monthly Data at 1,000 Vests Sales revenue   $20   $20 000 Variable costs:               Direct materials $8   $8 000         Direct labour 2   2 000        Manufacturing overhead 3 13 3 000 13 000 Contribution margin   $ 7   $ 7 000 Fixed costs (rent, salaries, etc.)            4 000 Profit           $ 3 000 The monthly information provided relates to the company’s routine monthly operations. A representative of the local university recently approached Rajan to ask about a one-time special…

If Anna Cullumber, the company’s president, is successful in increasing sales revenue by 5%, by what percent will the company’s operating income increase?