Skyler White, Inc. manufactures and sells two products: Jeeps and Cell Phones. The following information was extracted from the company's accounting records from last period. Sales Revenue Product Costs Period Costs Jeeps $300,000 $220,000 $25,000 Cell Phones $275,000 $150,000 $30,000 The Jeep product line has the following breakout of product costs: Direct Materials of $60,000, Direct Labor of $30,000, and Manufacturing Overhead of $35,000. The remaining product costs are traceable fixed manufacturing overhead costs. The period costs of the Jeep line are made up of $15,000 of Sales Commissions (which is paid as a percentage of sales revenue), and $10,000 of arbitrarily allocated common fixed costs. The Cell Phone line has a contribution margin percentage of 60%. Of the fixed costs in the Cell Phone line, $30,000 are traceable fixed costs and the remainder are arbitrarily allocated common fixed costs. Which of the following statements is incorrect? The company's operating income for the period equals $150,000. The variable cost percentage of the Cell Phone line is 40%. Traceable costs for the Cell Phones
Skyler White, Inc. manufactures and sells two products: Jeeps and Cell Phones. The following information was extracted from the company's accounting records from last period. Sales Revenue Product Costs Period Costs Jeeps $300,000 $220,000 $25,000 Cell Phones $275,000 $150,000 $30,000 The Jeep product line has the following breakout of product costs: Direct Materials of $60,000, Direct Labor of $30,000, and Manufacturing Overhead of $35,000. The remaining product costs are traceable fixed manufacturing overhead costs. The period costs of the Jeep line are made up of $15,000 of Sales Commissions (which is paid as a percentage of sales revenue), and $10,000 of arbitrarily allocated common fixed costs. The Cell Phone line has a contribution margin percentage of 60%. Of the fixed costs in the Cell Phone line, $30,000 are traceable fixed costs and the remainder are arbitrarily allocated common fixed costs. Which of the following statements is incorrect? The company's operating income for the period equals $150,000. The variable cost percentage of the Cell Phone line is 40%. Traceable costs for the Cell Phones
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Transcribed Image Text:Skyler White, Inc. manufactures and sells two products: Jeeps and Cell Phones. The
following information was extracted from the company's accounting records from
last period.
Sales Revenue
Product Costs
Period Costs
Jeeps
$300,000
$220,000
$25,000
Cell Phones
$275,000
$150,000
$30,000
The Jeep product line has the following breakout of product costs: Direct Materials
of $60,000, Direct Labor of $30,000, and Manufacturing Overhead of $35,000. The
remaining product costs are traceable fixed manufacturing overhead costs. The
period costs of the Jeep line are made up of $15,000 of Sales Commissions (which is
paid as a percentage of sales revenue), and $10,000 of arbitrarily allocated common
fixed costs.
Product Cu
Period Costs
The Cell Phone line has a contribution margin percentage of 60%. Of the fixed costs
in the Cell Phone line, $30,000 are traceable fixed costs and the remainder are
arbitrarily allocated common fixed costs.
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
The company's operating income for the period equals $150,000.
The variable cost percentage of the Cell Phone line is 40%.
Traceable costs for the Cell Phone line are $140.000
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PELVISUU
$25,000
$30,000
The Jeep product line has the following breakout of product costs: Direct Materials
of $60,000, Direct Labor of $30,000, and Manufacturing Overhead of $35,000. The
remaining product costs are traceable fixed manufacturing overhead costs! The
period costs of the Jeep line ar made up of $15,000 of Sales Commissions (which is
paid as a percentage of sales revenue), and $10,000 of arbitrarily allocated common
fixed costs.
The Cell Phone line has a contribution margin percentage of 60%. Of the fixed costs
in the Cell Phone line, $30,000 are traceable fixed costs and the remainder are
arbitrarily allocated common fixed costs.
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
The company's operating income for the period equals $150,000.
The variable cost percentage of the Cell Phone line is 40%.
Traceable costs for the Cell Phone line are $140,000.
If the Cell Phone line was expected to achieve a segment margin of $150,000,
management would be pleased with the performance of the division.
The Jeeps line performance should be analyzed based on a segment margin of
$65,000.
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