(b) Jasin Company projected operating income (based on sales of coming year as follows: [Syarikat Jasin mengunjurkan pendapatan operasi (berdasarkan jualan 450,000 unit) bagi tahun akan datang seperti berikut:] Table 4: Operating Income Statement Jadual 4: Penyata Pendapatan Operasi Details RM Sales Total variable cost Contribution margin Total fixed cost Operating income 11,700,000 8.190,000 3,510,000 2,254,200 1,255,800

(b) Jasin Company projected operating income (based on sales of coming year as follows: [Syarikat Jasin mengunjurkan pendapatan operasi (berdasarkan jualan 450,000 unit) bagi tahun akan datang seperti berikut:] Table 4: Operating Income Statement Jadual 4: Penyata Pendapatan Operasi Details RM Sales Total variable cost Contribution margin Total fixed cost Operating income 11,700,000 8.190,000 3,510,000 2,254,200 1,255,800

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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