Prepare a complete projected income statement in the contribution format for each scenario, in the manner of a flexible budget. Please show work Carolina Manufacturing Company has been operating at a loss for several years. A management team has assembled to determine what course of action to take next year to reach profitability. They begin by reviewing the most recent income statement (below). Carolina Manufacturing Company Income Statement For the Year Ended December 31 Sales (45,000 units at $15) Less cost of goods sold: Net loss Direct materials Direct labor Manufacturing overhea Gross margin Less operating expenses Selling expenses Variable Sales commissions Shipping 135,000 117,450 147,750 Fixed (advertising, salaries) Administrative expenses Variable (billing and other) Fixed (salaries and other) 40,500 8,100 180,000 2,700 72,000 $675,000 400,200 274,800 228,600 74,700 ($28,500)

Prepare a complete projected income statement in the contribution format for each scenario, in the manner of a flexible budget. Please show work Carolina Manufacturing Company has been operating at a loss for several years. A management team has assembled to determine what course of action to take next year to reach profitability. They begin by reviewing the most recent income statement (below). Carolina Manufacturing Company Income Statement For the Year Ended December 31 Sales (45,000 units at $15) Less cost of goods sold: Net loss Direct materials Direct labor Manufacturing overhea Gross margin Less operating expenses Selling expenses Variable Sales commissions Shipping 135,000 117,450 147,750 Fixed (advertising, salaries) Administrative expenses Variable (billing and other) Fixed (salaries and other) 40,500 8,100 180,000 2,700 72,000 $675,000 400,200 274,800 228,600 74,700 ($28,500)

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