7.      For ABC COMPANY, how many units have to be sold in order to earn an after‑tax net income of $360,000?            a.      28,000          b.      48,000          c.      68,000          d.      88,000

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USE THE FOLLOWING FOR QUESTIONS 7--10:

ABC COMPANY

Units sold    30,000

               Selling price                         $100 per unit

               Variable costs                        $90 per unit

               Total fixed costs                        $400,000

               Tax rate                                             25%

7.      For ABC COMPANY, how many units have to be sold in order to earn an after‑tax net income of $360,000?

 

         a.      28,000

         b.      48,000

         c.      68,000

         d.      88,000

8. For ABC COMPANY, using one of the short-cut tricks that you learned, assuming the sales increase by 15%, what would be the increase in net income? HINT: First prepare an income statement at the current level of activity (30,000 units)

a. $45,000
b. $50,000
c. $450,000
d.

$650,000

 

9. For ABC COMPANY, using the other short-cut trick that you learned, assuming sales price increased by 15%, what would be the increase in net income? HINT: First prepare an income statement at the current level of activity (30,000 units)

a. $45,000
b. $50,000
c. $450,000

d. $650,000

 

 

10. Suppose ABC COMPANY makes the following changes in its cost structure: variable costs decrease by $15/unit and fixed costs increase 60%. What will be the effect on the breakeven point in units? HINT: Using the original data at 30,000 units, first calculate the old breakeven point.

 

A. Decrease by 14,400 units

 

B Decrease by 12,400 units

 

C. Decrease by 10,400 units

 

   D.    Decrease by 8,400 units

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