Pelotoni Dips Inc. manufactures a single product that has become very popular in the Windsor area.  The income statement for the most recent three months prior to taxes are as follows: Pelotini Dips Inc. Income Statement Quarterly Statement ending March 31, 2021             Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Sales in Units 4,400 4,000 5,000 4,600           Sales Revenues  $440,000  $400,000  $500,000  $460,000 Less:COGS  $264,000  $240,000  $300,000  $276,000 Gross Margin  $176,000  $160,000  $200,000  $184,000 Less: Expenses         Advertising  $  21,000  $  21,000  $  21,000  $  21,000 Shipping   $  35,000  $  34,000  $  38,000  $  36,000 Salaries and Commissions  $  83,000  $  78,000  $  90,000  $  85,000 Insurance  $    6,000  $    6,000  $    6,000  $    6,000 Depreciation  $  15,000  $  15,000  $  15,000  $  15,000 Total Operating Expenses  $160,000  $154,000  $170,000  $163,000           Net Income (before taxes)  $  16,000  $    6,000  $  30,000  $  21,000     Using the high-low method, separate each mixed expense into variable and fixed expenses.  Provide the cost formula for each mixed expense. [Hint: identify your expenses to find out the mixed expenses.]  Round values to 2 decimal places

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Pelotoni Dips Inc. manufactures a single product that has become very popular in the Windsor area.  The income statement for the most recent three months prior to taxes are as follows:

Pelotini Dips Inc.
Income Statement
Quarterly Statement ending March 31, 2021
         
  Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Sales in Units 4,400 4,000 5,000 4,600
         
Sales Revenues  $440,000  $400,000  $500,000  $460,000
Less:COGS  $264,000  $240,000  $300,000  $276,000
Gross Margin  $176,000  $160,000  $200,000  $184,000
Less: Expenses        
Advertising  $  21,000  $  21,000  $  21,000  $  21,000
Shipping   $  35,000  $  34,000  $  38,000  $  36,000
Salaries and Commissions  $  83,000  $  78,000  $  90,000  $  85,000
Insurance  $    6,000  $    6,000  $    6,000  $    6,000
Depreciation  $  15,000  $  15,000  $  15,000  $  15,000
Total Operating Expenses  $160,000  $154,000  $170,000  $163,000
         
Net Income (before taxes)  $  16,000  $    6,000  $  30,000  $  21,000

 

 

  1. Using the high-low method, separate each mixed expense into variable and fixed expenses.  Provide the cost formula for each mixed expense. [Hint: identify your expenses to find out the mixed expenses.]  Round values to 2 decimal places
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