Managerial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
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ISBN: 9781260247886
Author: Wild
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 5, Problem 5PSA

1.

To determine

To identify: Break- even point of sales in dollars for each product.

1.

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Product T

Given,
Fixed cost is $125,000.

Calculated values,
Contribution margin ratio is 20% or 0.2 (from working note).

Formula to calculate break-even point of sales in dollars,

    Breakeven point= Fixedcost Contribution margin ratio

Substitute $125,000 for fixed cost and 0.2 for contribution margin ratio.

    Breakeven point= $125,000 0.2 =$625,000

Working note:

Calculation of selling price per unit,

    Sellingpriceperunit= Sales Unitssold = $2,000,000 50,000 =$40

Calculation of variable cost per unit,

    Variablecostperunit= Variablecost Unitssold = $1,600,000 50,000 =$32

Calculation of contribution margin ratio,

    Contribution margin ratio= Contributionmargin Sales ×100 = $400,000 $2,000,000 ×100 =20%

Hence, contribution margin ratio is 20%.

Product O

Given,
Fixed cost is $1,475,000.

Calculated values,
Contribution margin ratio is 87.5% or 0.875 (from working note).

Formula to calculate break-even point of sales in dollars,

    Breakeven point= Fixedcost Contribution margin ratio

Substitute $1,475,000 for fixed cost and 0.875 for contribution margin ratio.

    Breakeven point= $1,475,000 0.875 =$1,685,714.28

Working note:

Calculation of selling price per unit,

    Sellingpriceperunit= Sales Unitssold = $2,000,000 50,000 =$40

Calculation of variable cost per unit,

    Variablecostperunit= Variablecost Unitssold = $250,000 50,000 =$5

Formula to calculate contribution margin ratio,

    Contribution margin ratio= Contributionmargin Sales ×100 = $1,750,000 $2,000,000 ×100 =87.5%

Hence, contribution margin ratio is 87.5%.

Hence, break-even point of sale of product T is $625,000 and product O is $1,685,714.28.

2.

To determine

To prepare: A forecasted contribution margin income statement for the company.

2.

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Statement to show the contribution margin income statement

Company H

Income Statement

For the Year Ended December 31, 20XX

Particulars

Product T Amount

($)

Product O Amount

($)

Sales

1,200,000

1,200,000

Less: Variable Cost

960,000

150,000

Contribution Margin

240,000

1,050,000

Less: Fixed Cost

125,000

1,475,000

Pre Tax Income

115,000

(425,000)

Tax

36,800

(136,000)

Net Income

78,200

289,000

Table(1)

Working note:

Given,
The numbers of units sold is 30,000.
The selling price is $40 of both products.
Variable cost per unit of product T is $32.
Variable cost per unit of product O is $5.

Calculation of total sales,

    Totalsales=Numbersofunits×Salesprice =30,000units×$40 =$1,200,000

The total sales are $1,200,000.

Product T

Calculation of total variable cost,

    Totalvariable cost=Numbersofunits×Variablecost per unit =30,000units×$32 =$960,000

The total variable cost is $960,000.

Product O

Calculation of total variable cost,

    Totalvariable cost=Numbersofunits×Variablecost per unit =30,000units×$5 =$150,000

The total variable cost is $150,000.

Product T

Calculation of tax,

` Tax=Pretaxincome×Taxrate =$115,000×32% =$36,800

Product O

Calculation of tax,

` Tax=Pretaxincome×Taxrate =( $425,000 )×32% =( $136,000 )

Hence, the net income of Company H is $78,200 from product T and net loss $136,000 from product O.

3.

To determine

To prepare: A forecasted contribution margin income statement for the company.

3.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Statement to show the contribution margin income statement,

Company H

Income Statement

For the Year Ended December 31, 20XX

Particulars

Product T Amount

($)

Product O Amount

($)

Sales

2,400,000

2,400,000

Less: Variable Cost

1,920,000

300,000

Contribution Margin

480,000

2,100,000

Less: Fixed Cost

125,000

1,475,000

Pre Tax Income

355,000

625,000

Tax

113,600

200,000

Net Income

241,400

425,000

Table(2)

Working note:

Given,
The numbers of units sold is 60,000.
The selling price is $40 of both products.
Variable cost per unit of product T is $32.
Variable cost per unit of product O is $5.

Calculation of total sales,

    Totalsales=Numbersofunits×Salesprice =60,000units×$40 =$2,400,000

The total sales are $2,400,000.

Product T

Calculation of total variable cost,

    Totalvariable cost=Numbersofunits×Variablecost per unit =60,000units×$32 =$1,920,000

The total variable cost is $1,920,000.

Product O

Calculation of total variable cost,

    Totalvariable cost=Numbersofunits×Variablecost per unit =60,000units×$5 =$300,000

The total variable cost is $300,000.

Product T

Calculation of tax,

` Tax=Pretaxincome×Taxrate =$355,000×32% =$113,600

Product O

Calculation of tax,

` Tax=Pretaxincome×Taxrate =$625,000×32% =$200,000

Hence, the net income of Company H is $241,400 from product T and $425,000 from product O.

4.

To determine

To identify: The product that would greatly experience loss when sales decreases.

4.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

  • The product O will experience greater loss when sales decreases.
  • Per unit variable cost is low of product O therefore, contribution is highly affected due to decrease in sales.
  • Fixed cost is high of product O therefore, when sales highly decrease the product O have to suffer huge losses.

Hence, product that would greatly experience loss when sales decreases is product O as its fixed expenses are higher.

5.

To determine

To identify: The factors that might have created the different cost structure for the two products.

5.

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Explanation of Solution

The factors that might have created the different cost structure for the two products:

  • Labor cost: It may affect the cost structure as it is one of the important parts of total cost it includes the wages paid to the workers.
  • Machinery cost: It may affect the cost structure as it is one of the important parts of total cost it includes the cost incurred to install machinery.
  • Salary of staff: It may affect the cost structure as it is one of the important parts of total cost it depends on the number of staff working in the organization.
  • Raw material cost: It may affect the cost structure as it is one of the important parts of total cost, raw material required may be more or less costly therefore, it also affect a product’s cost.

Hence, raw material cost, salary structure, machinery required etc are the factors that might have created the different cost structure for the two products.

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