Using the following data for Ace Guitar Company: A Region Sales Cost of goods sold Selling expenses Support department expenses: Purchasing Payroll accounting $781,000 296,800 187,400 A Region Operating Income B Region Operating Income B Region $639,000 242,800 153,400 $238,600 159,000 Allocate support department expenses proportional to the sales of each region. Determine the divisional operating income for the A and B regions.

Using the following data for Ace Guitar Company: A Region Sales Cost of goods sold Selling expenses Support department expenses: Purchasing Payroll accounting $781,000 296,800 187,400 A Region Operating Income B Region Operating Income B Region $639,000 242,800 153,400 $238,600 159,000 Allocate support department expenses proportional to the sales of each region. Determine the divisional operating income for the A and B regions.

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