I am having trouble with break even analysis and target profit, taxes. There was not a clear example from the textbook of break even while incorporating tax rates. I want to make sure I am doing this correctly. here is an example: A company sells a product for $5 and the variable costs per unit are $4. The fixed costs are $400,000 per year. The tax rate at the company is 30 percent. What is the break even unit sales for the company?

Two firms, A and B, both produce brushes. The price of brushes is $1.60 each. Firm A has total fixed costs of $458,000 and variable costs of 48 cents per brush. Firm B has total fixed costs of $260,000 and variable costs of 72 cents per brush. The corporate tax rate is 30%. If the economy is strong, each firm will sell 1,500,000 brushes. If the economy enters a recession, each firm will sell 984,000 brushes.   If the economy enters a recession, what will be the after-tax profit of Firm A?

Please help me with this accounting homework question, I am having so much trouble.

Grixdale Tax Services prepares taxes for individuals. Grixdale offers a simplified pricing model with two alternatives for taxpayers: Standard Deduction (Standard) or Itemized Deductions (Itemized). Price and variable costs for the two services are listed below. Sales price (per return) Variable costs (per return) Standard $190.00 150.00 The annual fixed costs at Grixdale are $507,500. Based on experience, the owner estimates that Standard Deduction returns represent 25 percent of the the firm's business. Itemized $ 530.00 310.00 Required: How many Standard Deduction and Itemized Deduction returns must be filed annually to break even? Standard Deduction returns Itemized Deduction returns Answer is complete but not entirely correct. Break-Even Sales in Units 12,688 2,302

1. If the company want to achieve target net income $800,000 and the tax rate is 30%, calculate how many units to be sold to achieve those targets? 2. The owner estimates that if he can spend an additional $75,000 towards sales promotion,sales in unit may increase by 30%. What should Mr. Budi’ decision be?

A factory is producing a new product, and it is your job to help decide what price will produce maximum for your company. Your accounting department has told you that the profit can be estimated by the formula P(x)= 16=6x^2-x^3, where x is the selling price. Determine the selling price that produces the maximum profit. A.) Find the critical values. B.) Determine the selling price.

A corporation charges P30 per unit for their goods. The monthly unit variable cost is P22, while the total fixed expenses are P100,000. The firm now pays monthly salary of P40,000 without commission. It is exploring a pay plan in which salesmen would earn a 5% commission on sales, but their monthly salary would be reduced to P25,000. At what point in the sales cycle is the corporation unconcerned about the two compensation plans?

The sales manager is deciding between two possible compensation structures for sales staff. Under one plan, salespeople would receive a base compensation of $80,000 per year plus a 1% commission on all sales to their customers. Under the other plan, the base compensation would drop to $40,000 per year, but the commission rate would increase to 5%. What are the advantages and disadvantages, to the company of both plans? As the accounting manager, would you have a preference? Why or why not? (answer in text form please (without image), Note: .Every entry should have narration please)

NUBD Inc. ignored the effect of income taxes in its calculation of the sales volume needed to achieve a target profit of P1,000,000. If the company considers the impact of income taxes in its calculation, which of the following statements would be true?     aTotal fixed cost will increase. bContribution margin per unit will decrease. cSales volume to reach an after-tax profit will increase. dSales price per unit will decrease.

Take into account the possibility of raising the cost of a good with an 8% profit margin. Calculate the effect of this price increase on the profit margin if you could raise the price by 1% while keeping the sales volume (in unit terms) at the same level as before the price increase. (Assume there are no fixed costs while answering this question. Only the percentage change in profit margin has to be calculated.)