Shirley Incorporated has three divisions, King, West and Gold. All common fixed costs are unavoidable. Following is the segmented income statement for the previous year: Sales revenue Variable costs Contribution margin Direct fixed costs Segment margin Common fixed costs (allocated) Net operating income (loss) King $ 1,040,000 312,000 $ 728,000 104,000 $ 624,000 391,000 $ 233,000 Required: a. What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the West Division were dropped? b. What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the Gold Division were dropped? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the West Division were dropped? < Required A West $ 582,000 325,920 $ 256,080 40,000 $216,080 212,625 $3,455 Required B > Gold $426,000 251,340 $ 174,660 48.000 $ 126,660 159,375 $ (32,715) Total $ 2,048,000 889,260 $ 1,158,740 192,000 $ 966,740 763,000 $ 203,740
Shirley Incorporated has three divisions, King, West and Gold. All common fixed costs are unavoidable. Following is the segmented income statement for the previous year: Sales revenue Variable costs Contribution margin Direct fixed costs Segment margin Common fixed costs (allocated) Net operating income (loss) King $ 1,040,000 312,000 $ 728,000 104,000 $ 624,000 391,000 $ 233,000 Required: a. What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the West Division were dropped? b. What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the Gold Division were dropped? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the West Division were dropped? < Required A West $ 582,000 325,920 $ 256,080 40,000 $216,080 212,625 $3,455 Required B > Gold $426,000 251,340 $ 174,660 48.000 $ 126,660 159,375 $ (32,715) Total $ 2,048,000 889,260 $ 1,158,740 192,000 $ 966,740 763,000 $ 203,740
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Transcribed Image Text:Shirley Incorporated has three divisions, King, West and Gold. All common fixed costs are unavoidable. Following is the segmented
income statement for the previous year:
Sales revenue
Variable costs
Contribution margin
Direct fixed costs
Segment margin
Common fixed costs (allocated)
Net operating income (loss)
King
$ 1,040,000
312,000
$ 728,000
104,000
$ 624,000
391,000
$ 233,000
Required:
a. What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the West Division were dropped?
b. What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the Gold Division were dropped?
Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below.
Required A Required B
What would Shirley's net income (loss) be if the West Division were dropped?
< Required A
West
$ 582,000
325,920
$ 256,080
40,000
$216,080
212,625
$3,455
Required B >
Gold
$426,000
251,340
$ 174,660
48.000
$ 126,660
159,375
$ (32,715)
Total
$ 2,048,000
889,260
$ 1,158,740
192,000
$ 966,740
763,000
$ 203,740
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