Survey Of Accounting
Survey Of Accounting
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Author: Edmonds, Thomas P.
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Chapter 10, Problem 26P

a.

To determine

Prepare an income statement and the cost of unused books.

a.

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Income statement:

Income statement is the financial statement of a company that shows all the revenues earned and expenses incurred by the company over a period of time.

Calculation of income statement of the Company CM is as follows:

Income Statement of Company CM
ParticularsAmount (S)Amount (S)
Revenue (1) 142,500
Less: Expenses  
         Cost of text books (2)8,800 
         Cost of teachers36,000 
         Other operating expenses40,00084,800
Net income 57,700

Table (1)

Hence, the net income is $57,700.

Calculation of cost of unused books is as follows:

Cost of unused books=((Expected number of studentsActual number of students)×Text book cost)=(($110$95)×$80)=($15)×$80=$1,200

Hence, the cost of waste associated with the unused books is $1,200.

Working note (1):

Calculate the revenue:

Revenue=Fees of per student×Number of students=$1,500×$95=$142,500

Working note (2):

Calculate the total cost of textbooks:

Cost of textbooks=Cost of each textbook×Number of textbooks ordered=$80×$110=$8,800

b.

To determine

Prepare an income statement and ascertain the amount of profit that is lost from the incapability of serving the 5 additional students.

b.

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Income statement:

Income statement is the financial statement of a company that shows all the revenues earned and expenses incurred by the company over a period of time.

Calculation of income statement of the Company CM for 110 students is as follows:

Income Statement of Company CM
ParticularsAmount (S)Amount (S)
Revenue (3) 165,000
Less: Expenses  
         Cost of text books8,800 
         Cost of teachers36,000 
         Other operating expenses40,00084,800
Net income 80,200

Table (2)

Hence, the net income is $80,200.

Calculation of income statement of the Company CM for 115 students is as follows:

Income Statement of Company CM
ParticularsAmount (S)Amount (S)
Revenue (4) 172,500
Less: Expenses  
         Cost of text books (5)9,200 
         Cost of teachers36,000 
         Other operating expenses40,00085,200
Net income 87,300

Table (3)

Calculation of lost profit is as follows:

Lost profit=Net income from 115 studentsNet income from 110 students=$87,300$80,200=$7,100

Hence, the lost profit by rejecting additional students is $7,100.

Working note (3):

Note:

115 students attempted to register but only 110 students could be accepted.

Calculate the revenue for 220 students:

Revenue=Fees of per student×Number of students=$1,500×$110=$165,000

Working note (4):

Calculate the revenue for 115 students:

Revenue=Fees of per student×Number of students=$1,500×$115=$172,500

Working note (5):

Calculate the total cost of textbooks:

Cost of textbooks=Cost of each textbook×Number of textbooks ordered=$80×$115=$9,200

c.

To determine

Prepare an income statement under the process of just in time system for 95 students, compare the income statement with requirement a., and comment how this system would affect the profitability.

c.

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Income statement:

Income statement is the financial statement of a company that shows all the revenues earned and expenses incurred by the company over a period of time.

Just in time:

Just in time is a management strategy used by the organizations to decrease waste and increase the efficiency by receiving goods that are required for production which decreases the inventory cost.

Calculation of income statement of the Company CM under just in time system for 95 students is as follows:

Income Statement of Company CM
ParticularsAmount (S)Amount (S)
Revenue (1) 142,500
Less: Expenses  
         Cost of text books (6)8,550 
         Cost of teachers36,000 
         Other operating expenses40,00084,550
Net income 57,950

Table (4)

Hence, the net income is $57,950.

Comparison and comment on the income statement is as follows:

The expenses on the cost of textbooks will come down by using just in time inventory system than traditional inventory system used in requirement a. The revenue remains the same, but just in time inventory system will bring greater net income than traditional inventory system.

Working note (6):

Calculate the total cost of textbooks:

Cost of textbooks=Cost of each textbook×Number of textbooks ordered=$90×$95=$8,550

d.

To determine

Prepare an income statement under the process of just in time system for 240 students, compare the income statement with requirement b., and comment how this system would affect the profitability.

d.

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Income statement:

Income statement is the financial statement of a company that shows all the revenues earned and expenses incurred by the company over a period of time.

Just in time:

Just in time is a management strategy used by the organizations to decrease waste and increase the efficiency by receiving goods that are required for production which decreases the inventory cost.

Calculation of income statement of the Company CM under just in time system for 115 students is as follows:

Income Statement of Company CM
ParticularsAmount (S)Amount (S)
Revenue (7) 172,500
Less: Expenses  
         Cost of text books (8)10,350 
         Cost of teachers36,000 
         Other operating expenses40,00086,350
Net income 86,150

Table (5)

Comparison and comment on the income statement is as follows:

The extra revenue from 5 students would increase the cost of books under just in time inventory system. Therefore, it results in greater net income than the traditional inventory system.

Working note (7):

Calculate the revenue for 240 students:

Revenue=Fees of per student×Number of students=$1,500×$115=$172,500

Working note (8):

Calculate the total cost of textbooks:

Cost of textbooks=Cost of each textbook×Number of textbooks ordered=$90×$115=$10,350

e.

To determine

Discuss the probable effects of the just in time inventory system on the level of customer satisfaction.

e.

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Just in time:

Just in time is a management strategy used by the organizations to decrease waste and increase the efficiency by receiving goods that are required for production which decreases the inventory cost.

The probable effect of just in time inventory system on the level of customer satisfaction is as follows:

Students who are deprived of from the enrollment might create a negative impression on the Company CM. This negative image can be spread easily among the public. The just in time system could help the company to improve the customer satisfaction level and increase their net income.

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