4-B.2.B. The budget committee of Red Rose Company has the following data for preparing budgeted income statementfor January 2022.Sales amount is expected to be $900,000.• Cost of goods sold is expected to be 75% of sales• Operating expenses are estimated to be:Sales Salaries$ 30,000Advertising5% of the monthly salesDelivery expense3% of the monthly salesSales Commissions4% of the monthly sales$ 5,000 per month$ 800 per month$ 600 per month$ 500 per monthRent expenseDepreciationUtilitiesInsurance• Income taxes are estimated to be 30% of income from operationsPrepare "budgeted income statement" for January.

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B.2.B. The budget committee of Red Rose Company has the following data for preparing budgeted income statement for January 2022. Sales amount is expected to be $900,000. • Cost of goods sold is expected to be 75% of sales • Operating expenses are estimated to be: $ 30,000 5% of the monthly sales 3% of the monthly sales 4% of the monthly sales $ 5,000 per month $ 800 per month $ 600 per month $ 500 per month Sales Salaries Advertising Delivery expense Sales Commissions Rent expense Depreciation Utilities Insurance Income taxes are estimated to be 30% of income from operations Prepare "budgeted income statement" for January.

B.2.B. The budget committee of Red Rose Company has the following data for preparing budgeted income statement for January 2022. Sales amount is expected to be $900,000. • Cost of goods sold is expected to be 75% of sales • Operating expenses are estimated to be: $ 30,000 5% of the monthly sales 3% of the monthly sales 4% of the monthly sales $ 5,000 per month $ 800 per month $ 600 per month $ 500 per month Sales Salaries Advertising Delivery expense Sales Commissions Rent expense Depreciation Utilities Insurance Income taxes are estimated to be 30% of income from operations Prepare "budgeted income statement" for January.

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