Redlands Inc. sells one product for $5. The variable cost per item is $3, and the fixed costs for the firm are $40.   Required:   a. Compute the breakeven point in units. b. Compute the number of units and sales revenue needed to achieve a $20 profit. (Ignore income taxes.) c. Assume that the income tax rate for Redlands is 40%. Compute the number of units and sales revenue needed to achieve an $18 net profit.

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Download and fill out the Section 5 Comprehensive Problem Template attached below to complete the problems (ignore question 5-2 as this applies to the "combined accounting and finance" course).

Problem 5-1

Redlands Inc. sells one product for $5. The variable cost per item is $3, and the fixed costs for the firm are $40.

 

Required:

 

a. Compute the breakeven point in units.

b. Compute the number of units and sales revenue needed to achieve a $20 profit. (Ignore income taxes.)

c. Assume that the income tax rate for Redlands is 40%. Compute the number of units and sales revenue needed to achieve an $18 net profit.

d. Compute the number of units and sales revenue needed to achieve an 8% profit margin. (Ignore income taxes.)

e. Compute the number of units and sales revenue needed to achieve a 12% net profit margin. (Assume a 40% income tax rate.)

f. Assume that Redlands currently sells 40 units. Redlands estimates that if it increased sales price to $6 per unit demand would decrease by 10%. Determine if Redlands should increase its selling price. (Ignore income taxes.)

g. Assume that Redlands currently sells 30 units and has a 40% income tax rate. The firm estimates that a $25 increase in fixed cost from automating the plant would lower variable costs to $2 per unit. Determine if Redlands should change its cost structure.

 

Problem 5-3

 

Whitelands Inc. had the following operating transactions during January 2020, its first month of operations.

Date                                 Transaction

1/1 Purchased 2 units of inventory costing $4 each on credit

1/3 Purchased 3 units of inventory costing $5 each on credit

1/10 Purchased 4 units of inventory costing $6 each on credit

1/21 Paid for the January 1 purchase

1/23 Paid for the January 3 purchase

1/30 Sold 7 units of inventory at $10 each on credit

1/30 Matched the inventory cost to January 30 on a FIFO basis

1/31 Estimated that 10% of credit sales will not be realized in cash

 

Required:

a. Record the above transactions in Whitelands journal (attached in the template below).

 

 

b. Present Whitelands’ income statement through gross profit for January 2020 (attached in the template below).

 

 

 

c. Report accounts receivable, inventory, and accounts payable on Whitelands’ January 31, 2020 balance sheet (attached in the template below).

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