1.
Introduction:
Contribution margin: It is the difference between Sales and variable costs.Contribution margin is calculated on the basis of unit details when the details given are in units and in lump sum amount in case of consolidated amount is given as details.
To prepare: A contribution format income statement.
1.
Answer to Problem 1.19P
Contribution Format Income Statement of T Company | |||
Sl.No. | Particulars | Amount(in $) | Amount (in $) |
1. | Sales | 300000 | |
2. | Variable cost: | ||
Cost of goods sold(note 1) | 213000 | ||
Selling expenses | 15000 | ||
Administrative expenses (note 2) | 12000 | 240000 | |
3. | Contribution Margin (1-2) | 60000 | |
4. | Fixed expenses: | ||
Selling expenses (note 3) | 30000 | ||
Administrative expenses | 12000 | 42000 | |
5. | Net operating income (3-4) | 18000 |
Therefore, the net operating income under contribution format income statement would be $18000.
Explanation of Solution
Both the formulasare used based on the information given. Ultimately, contribution refers to that fixed cost which is not utilized by variable cost.
Units sold= 1000 units.
When the financial statements of a company are observed, it shows the financial position of the company. Income statement is one such important financial statement which shows the profitability that is earned by the company during a specific period. All the incomes, expenses, gains and losses for that period are accounted. When the revenues and expenses are compared, we get the difference of Net income during that specific period. Let us now calculate the net operating income under contribution format. In this format, all the fixed costs are subtracted from the contribution margin.
The formula for contribution margin is:-
Note 1:Calculation of cost of goods sold:
Therefore, cost of goods sold would be $213000.
Note 2: Calculation of Variable Administrative expenses:
Note 3: Calculation of Fixed selling expenses.
We need to calculate total fixed costs:
Therefore, using the values of total fixed costs and fixed administrative expenses, let us calculate the fixed selling expenses.
2.
Concept Introduction:
Contribution margin: It is the difference between Sales and variable costs.Contribution margin is calculated on the basis of unit details when the details given are in units and in lumpsum amount in case of consolidated amount is given as details.
So, both the formulasare used based on the information given. Ultimately, contribution refers to that fixed cost which is not utilized by variable cost.
To prepare: A traditional format income statement.
2.
Answer to Problem 1.19P
Traditional Format Income Statement of T Company | |||
Sl.No. | Particulars | Amount(in $) | Amount (in $) |
1. | Sales | 300000 | |
2. | Variable cost: | ||
Cost of goods sold(note 1) | 213000 | ||
3. | Gross margin (1-2) | 87000 | |
4. | Selling and administrative expenses: | ||
Fixed Selling expenses (note 3) | 30000 | ||
Variable selling expenses | 15000 | ||
Fixed administrative expenses | 12000 | ||
Administrative expenses (note 2) | 12000 | 69000 | |
5. | Net operating income (3-4) | 18000 |
Therefore the net operating income under traditional format would be $18000.
Explanation of Solution
Units sold= 1000 units.
Let us now calculate the net operating income under traditional format. In this format, net operating income is calculated by subtracting all selling and administrative expenses from the gross margin.
Therefore the net operating income under traditional format would be $18000.
3.
Concept Introduction:
Contribution margin: It is the difference between Sales and variable costs.Contribution margin is calculated on the basis of unit details when the details given are in units and in lumpsum amount in case of consolidated amount is given as details.
So, both the formulasare used based on the information given. Ultimately, contribution refers to that fixed cost which is not utilized by variable cost.
The Selling price per unit.
3.
Answer to Problem 1.19P
The selling price per unit would be $300.
Explanation of Solution
Units sold= 1000 units.
Let us now calculate the selling price per unit.
Therefore, the selling price per unit would be $300.
4.
Introduction:
Contribution margin: It is the difference between Sales and variable costs.Contribution margin is calculated on the basis of unit details when the details given are in units and in lumpsum amount in case of consolidated amount is given as details.
So, both the formulasare used based on the information given. Ultimately, contribution refers to that fixed cost which is not utilized by variable cost.
The variable cost per unit.
4.
Answer to Problem 1.19P
The variable cost per unit would be $240.
Explanation of Solution
Units sold= 1000 units.
Let us now calculate the variable cost per unit.
Therefore, the variable cost per unit would be $240.
5.
Introduction:
Contribution margin: It is the difference between Sales and variable costs.Contribution margin is calculated on the basis of unit details when the details given are in units and in lumpsum amount in case of consolidated amount is given as details.
So, both the formulasare used based on the information given. Ultimately, contribution refers to that fixed cost which is not utilized by variable cost.
The contribution margin per unit.
5.
Answer to Problem 1.19P
The contribution margin per unit would be $60.
Explanation of Solution
Units sold= 1000 units.
Let us now calculate the contribution margin per unit.
Therefore, the contribution margin per unit would be $60.
6.
Introduction:
Contribution margin: It is the difference between Sales and variable costs.Contribution margin is calculated on the basis of unit details when the details given are in units and in lumpsum amount in case of consolidated amount is given as details.
So, both the formulasare used based on the information given. Ultimately, contribution refers to that fixed cost which is not utilized by variable cost.
To analyze: The requirement of income statement in estimating changes in net operating income with respect to changes in unit sales.
6.
Answer to Problem 1.19P
The contribution format is more beneficial because of the organization of cost on the basis of cost behavior.
Explanation of Solution
Units sold= 1000 units.
When both the formats of income statements are compared, i.e., contribution format and the traditional format, we find that the contribution format is more beneficial as it organizes the costs according to its nature of cost behavior. Further, this contribution format helps the managers to quickly compute the change of variable costs in respect to change in unit sales.
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