7 Labor cost.... Breakeven analysis and target profit, taxes, what - if analysis Pome Company produces a single product: the Core. The following table provides the Core's details: Per unlt Sellingprice $30 Materials cost.. ... 6 Variable overhead cost. . . . . 2 Sales commissions. . . . . . . . 10 % of selling price For the upcoming year, Pome Company expects to sell 500,000 units of the Core, have total fixed costs of $4,500,000, and face a tax rate of 30% of income. Required (a) At the expected level of unit sales, what is the after-tax income? (b) What is the breakeven unit sales of the Core? (c) The marketing manager believes that if the Core's price is cut by $2 unit, sales will increase by 10% . Is this change desirable from a financial perspective? (d)Ignore part (c) when answering this question. The production manager believes that if Pome Company rents a new machine, total manufacturing variable costs ( materials, labor, and overhead) per unit will each drop by 10%. What is the annual rent for this machine so that the income with this machine will equal the income in part (a)?
7 Labor cost.... Breakeven analysis and target profit, taxes, what - if analysis Pome Company produces a single product: the Core. The following table provides the Core's details: Per unlt Sellingprice $30 Materials cost.. ... 6 Variable overhead cost. . . . . 2 Sales commissions. . . . . . . . 10 % of selling price For the upcoming year, Pome Company expects to sell 500,000 units of the Core, have total fixed costs of $4,500,000, and face a tax rate of 30% of income. Required (a) At the expected level of unit sales, what is the after-tax income? (b) What is the breakeven unit sales of the Core? (c) The marketing manager believes that if the Core's price is cut by $2 unit, sales will increase by 10% . Is this change desirable from a financial perspective? (d)Ignore part (c) when answering this question. The production manager believes that if Pome Company rents a new machine, total manufacturing variable costs ( materials, labor, and overhead) per unit will each drop by 10%. What is the annual rent for this machine so that the income with this machine will equal the income in part (a)?
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