TB Problem 12-90 Midtown Retail operates a retail store... Midtown Retail operates a retail store in Kansas City, MO., and St. Louis, MO. The following information relates to the Kansas City facility: The store sold 61,800 units at $34.00 each, after having purchased the units from various suppliers for $26.50. Kansas City salespeople are paid a 1% commission based on gross sales dollars. • Kansas City's sales manager oversees the placement of local advertising contracts, which totaled $70,000 for the year. Local property taxes amounted to $30,500. • The sales manager's $81,000 salarv is set by Kansas City's store manager. In contrast, the store manager's $150,000 salary is determined by Midtown's vice president. Kansas City incurred $14,800 of other noncontrollable costs. • Nontraceable (common) corporate overhead totaled $84,000. es Midtown's corporate headquarters is located in St. Louis, and the company uses responsibility accounting to evaluate performance. Required: Prepare a segmented income statement for the Kansas City store, being sure to disclose the segment contribution margin, the segment controllable profit margin, and segment profit margin.

TB Problem 12-90 Midtown Retail operates a retail store... Midtown Retail operates a retail store in Kansas City, MO., and St. Louis, MO. The following information relates to the Kansas City facility: The store sold 61,800 units at $34.00 each, after having purchased the units from various suppliers for $26.50. Kansas City salespeople are paid a 1% commission based on gross sales dollars. • Kansas City's sales manager oversees the placement of local advertising contracts, which totaled $70,000 for the year. Local property taxes amounted to $30,500. • The sales manager's $81,000 salarv is set by Kansas City's store manager. In contrast, the store manager's $150,000 salary is determined by Midtown's vice president. Kansas City incurred $14,800 of other noncontrollable costs. • Nontraceable (common) corporate overhead totaled $84,000. es Midtown's corporate headquarters is located in St. Louis, and the company uses responsibility accounting to evaluate performance. Required: Prepare a segmented income statement for the Kansas City store, being sure to disclose the segment contribution margin, the segment controllable profit margin, and segment profit margin.

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