Survey Of Accounting
Survey Of Accounting
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ISBN: 9781259631122
Author: Edmonds, Thomas P.
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Chapter 14, Problem 21P

a)

To determine

Determine the percentage increase in sales and prepare the pro forma income statement.

a)

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Explanation of Solution

The formula to calculate the percentage of increase in sales:

%ofincrease in sales=COGSCurrent sales×100

Compute net income:

Excel workings:

Survey Of Accounting, Chapter 14, Problem 21P , additional homework tip  1

Table (1)

Excel spread sheet:

Survey Of Accounting, Chapter 14, Problem 21P , additional homework tip  2

Table (2)

Compute the sales value:

Consider sales as X:

Net income=SalesCOGSS&A expenses$333,500=X0.70X($30,000+0.10X)$333,500+$30,000=X0.70X+0.10X$363,500=0.2XX=$1,817,500

Hence, sales are $1,817,500.

Compute selling and administration expenses:

Selling and administration expenses=10% of sales revenue+Fixed cost=$1,817,500×0.10+$30,000=$211,750

Hence, the selling and administration expenses are $211,750.

Prepare a pro forma income statement:

Survey Of Accounting, Chapter 14, Problem 21P , additional homework tip  3

Table (3)

Hence, the net income is $333,500.

Compute the percentage of increase in sales:

%ofincrease in sales=Projected salesCurrent salesCurrent sales×100=$1,817,500$1,600,000$1,600,000×100=13.59%

Hence, the percentage of increase in sales is 13.59%.

b)

To determine

Prepare the pro forma income statement and the other ideas to reach the Company T’s goal.

Given information:

Discount rate of 2% on COGS

b)

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Compute the COGS:

Excel workings:

Survey Of Accounting, Chapter 14, Problem 21P , additional homework tip  4

Table (4)

Excel spread sheet:

Survey Of Accounting, Chapter 14, Problem 21P , additional homework tip  5

Table (5)

Hence, the COGS are $1,097,600.

Compute the selling and administration expenses:

Consider selling and administration expenses as X:

Gross profitS&A expenses=Net income($1,600,000$1,097,600)X=$333,500$502,400$333,500=XX=$168,900

Hence, selling and administration expenses are $168,900.

Prepare a pro forma income statement:

Excel spreadsheet:

Survey Of Accounting, Chapter 14, Problem 21P , additional homework tip  6

Table (6)

Hence, the net income is $333,500.

The management cuts the selling and administrative expenses by the amount of $21,100 that is ($190,000$168,900=$21,100) to reach the goals of the President.

c)

To determine

Whether the company can reach the goal of Company T

c)

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Explanation of Solution

Compute projected sales:

Projected sales=Current sales×115%=$1,600,000×(100+15)100=$1,840,000

Hence, the projected sales are $1,840,000.

Compute the projected cost of goods sold:

Projected cost of goods sold=Projected sales×70% =$1,840,000×70% =$1,288,000

Hence, the projected cost of goods sold is $1,288,000.

Prepare a pro forma income statement:

Excel spreadsheet:

Survey Of Accounting, Chapter 14, Problem 21P , additional homework tip  7

Table (7)

Hence, the net income is $322,000.

The company cannot reach the goal as the desired profit is less than the actual that is $322,000 is less than the $333,500.

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